Neos Kosmos has received information from trusted sources, who wish to remain anonymous, expressing concern about the future of the Immigration Museum under current financial pressures at Museums Victoria. At …

Next week, starting Sunday, August 31, events will be held to celebrate the centenary of the Kastellorizian Association in Victoria. Kastellorizo, the tiny jewel on the edge of the Aegean …

Everyone is eagerly awaiting the Victorian government’s launch of the Multicultural Review, led by George Lekakis – a former chair of the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC). Neos Kosmos understands that …

Neos Kosmos yesterday reported on a change.org petition in support of reinstating Athena, an 88-year-old “beloved” Greek Australian as a School Crossing Supervisor for the City of Greater Geelong. Athena …

A change.org petition has already garnered close to 1,600 signatures in support of reinstating Athena, an 88-year-old beloved Greek Australian Geelong community volunteer, “who has dedicated 42 years to ensuring …

Frustration is spilling into barely disguised anger, as the Greek government announces yet another delay in the long-promised opening of the Greek National Tourism Organisation’s (GNTO) Melbourne office at the …

Last week, St George Greek Orthodox Church in Thornbury, Melbourne, welcomed His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia for a pastoral visit — the first visit by an Archbishop to the …

The Melbourne cold and rain did not dampen the enthusiasm of punters lining up on Eaton Mall, Oakleigh, for the opening of Vanilla’s new frozen yogurt bar. This is a …

Nick Bourdaniotis, a Sydney-based photographer, is honoured in the Evzones’ Garrison gallery in central Athens. His works of Greece’s elite guards “breathes Australia,” said Bill Papastergiadis, president of the Greek …

Suggesting that John Petropoulos is an “influencer manager” gets a swift response. “You’re completely wrong,” he says over the phone. With over 40 years in advertising, including a stint as …