Three-and-a-half-year-old Jerry, who had been missing since October 13, was found safe and well last week. Jerry’s mum, Olympia Valance, who had been searching for him, told Neos Kosmos she …

Maria Tsopanis, Stavros Repanis, and their son Peter share a bluestone workers’ cottage from the late 1800s – now renovated – on Easey Street, Collingwood, in Melbourne’s inner north. Maria …

The overwhelming victory by President-elect, Donald Trump in the U.S. election should send a cold shiver through progressive parties across all democracies, including the Labor government in Australia. Labor and …

Australian sociologist Nikos Papastergiadis’s latest book, ‘John Berger and Me’, revolves around the author—then a PhD student in Cambridge—spending time with his lodestar, the late John Berger in the 1990s. …

The president of the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM), Bill Papastergiadis, told Neos Kosmos that Premier Jacinta Allan asked him to deliver a personal invitation to the Greek Prime Minister, …

In the Merri-bek Council elections, Deputy Mayor Lambros Tapinos is maintaining a slim lead in Brunswick West ward as early vote counts come in. By Wednesday evening, Tapinos, the Labor …

Cypriot Australian poet Koraly Dimitriadis has won the Best Book of Narrative Poetry at the 21st Annual Best Book Awards, hosted by the American Book Fest in Los Angeles, for …

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sparked anger among many in the Greek Australian community following his enthusiastic praise for the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese during the visit of the Ecumenical Patriarch, Bartholomew. …

The last remaining front of the Schism between secular Greek Australian communities and the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese will continue in South Australia, where it began 64 years ago. The Greek …

The proposed misinformation and disinformation Bill spearheaded by communications minister Michelle Rowland has sparked intense debate among those in the political, cultural, and media beltway. However, most Australians have not …