Open Horizons – Ancient Greek Journeys and Connections at the Melbourne Museum opens to the public on April 23. The collaboration between the National Archaeological Museum of Athens and Museum …

Greece needs to be a centre for international education said Mr Bill Papastergiadis speaking from Athens to Neos Kosmos. “It doesn’t have to be just tourism,” was his message to …

Rita Macarounas the coordinator of the Darwin section of the Keith and Florence Payne National Aboriginal Youth Art Prize, has launched Art Dot, a Northern Territory arts consultancy. The catalyst …

The Coalition government’s budget has failed in garnering full support from Greek Australian business, aged care and welfare and has been seen as an attempt to harvest votes in the …

Luka, the Brisbane based Greek Australian poet, will perform his new work, Agapi and Other Kinds of Love, at the National Museum of Australia. His adaptation of Plato’s The Symposium …

Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes explores competition in our world, in sports, education, and the arts. It reflects on our heroism in the face of invaders, and in wars …

Effy Alexakis the photo-chronicler of the Greek Australian has been invited to exhibit at the Sydney Greek Festival now celebrating its 40 years. She selected one image to represent each …

“I’ve lost touch, since then … I can’t reach her,” an emotional Bill Cotsis says to Neos Kosmos about his friend Athena, or Afina  Khadzhynova. Bill Cotsis met Athena on …

“We woke up on Thursday February 24 to the Russian invasion… for thirteen days all I heard was sirens, explosions, and shelling in and around Kyiv,” says Lana Nicole Niland …

We meet in Christos’ back-alley office in Thornbury. Our orbits crossover every few years. We first met  in the early 1990s both sons of post-war Greek migrants who shared similar …