War through Hellenic eyes

Award winning Melbourne photographer Bill Gekas talks about his muse, 5-year-old daughter Athena, and pushing boundaries with portrait photography

NSW is Australia's first state to recognise the genocides and hopes are that other states will follow

Is Greek Easter the only time young Greek Australians make it to church? Neos Kosmos investigates what draws young parishioners.

Piles of rubbish and medical waste that had been dumped illegally near Valimitika beach in Aigio, in the Peloponnese,

Neos Kosmos writer Dora Kitinas-Gogos is in Greece, and gives us her perspective of what's going on in our mother country

PM prepares for China trip as Finance Minister Stournaras says much work still to do despite IMF’s adjustment praise

The 4.2-billion-euro installment is expected on Friday

Greek Australian actor Lex Marinos retraces his family history in the new Australian series of Who Do You Think You Are? 7.30pm Tuesday 30 April on SBS ONE

Moving through protests, strikes and tons of graffiti, she finds the embattled capital still shows glimmers of hope.

The ring is said to have transported hundreds of kilos of cannabis from Albania to Western Europe

Round seven of NSW League Two preview

The government issued civil mobilisation papers to some 88,000 teachers who face arrest and possible dismissal if they fail to turn up for work this week

Artist Nick Tsiavos will take the listener on a wild ride, oscillating between a visceral brutalism, a restless stillness and a terrible beauty at his upcoming show

Greece will get 86 million euros for curbing illegal immigration

Greeks in top four of European visitors to Melbourne in March

Unemployment in Greece more than twice the average rate in the euro zone

Greek Australian director Alkinos Tsilimidos play Red recognised

The government will have to complete certain structural reforms before the second tranche is released