Ahead of the ASRC’s telethon, CEO Kon Karapanagiotidis urges members of the community to recall their migrant past and dig deep to send a message of welcome and hope.

Returning for a third season, Irine Vela’s Poetic License breaks the notion of a white, middle-class society and explores the true fabric of Australian society on the stage.

As Gregory Andreas’ play Wogs In Love returns to the stage, he reflects on his attempts to break stereotypes and challenge the audience’s notion of Greek characters.

Self-taught Vy Ivanidis is taking cake creation to the next level with her 3D sculptures.

The 24-year-old was the only Greek Australian to compete, finishing 33rd out of 871 competitors.

Paul Stam is fast building a community of like-minded individuals based out of his SoHigh Gallery in Windsor and is set to expand with an events space and food pop-up.

Author Nikki Simos is one of 250 contributors to The Book of Inspiration for Women by Women, a collection of 365 uplifting daily messages.

Tina Photakis is the recipient of the 2017 Making IT Happen Award for her outstanding contribution to the promotion of digital technologies in learning.

MasterChef contestant Benjamin Bullock speaks to Neos Kosmos about the decision to pursue his passion on the hit show, inspired by his Kazzie grandmother.

The Greek Orthodox Parish of The Dormition Of Our Lady is set to host an open forum to give people the chance to ask questions about the faith and to reconnect.