Tuesday, August 1, was no ordinary morning for Elizabeth Sidiropoulos at the Forest Hill Police Station for the Victorian police officer as her colleagues and friends gathered to honour and …

Since moving from South Africa to Cyprus in 2002, Paul Lambis has been involved in promoting Cyprus’ cultural legacy. The award-winning playwright, published author, filmmaker, and television host, continues to …

If you live in the western part of the city, you have surely heard of ‘the Greek of Second Avenue’ in Altona North. The Greek grocery store has been around …

Sixty years of dedication. Forty years of transformative education. The Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh and Oakleigh Grammar stand as pillars within their local community. As we ponder the remarkable …

The 3.22 hectares Bayswater site bought by Melbourne’s Palesviaki Enosis for $161,000 in 1983 is on the market, Neos Kosmos can confirm. “The decision was voted unanimously by the General …

At 16, Mary Tsouvalakis was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma and given 48 hours to live. Despite her young age and lack of experience, she chose to fight the life-threatening illness …

With a lot of “kefi” and heaps of positive vibes, “Heliades”, the Hellenic Women’s Network of Victoria, welcomed “Protomagia” and celebrated Mother’s Day, at the Bar & Grill Restaurant “YASSAS”, …

After two years of abstaining from all open events, the Lemnian Community of Victoria is back in full force with lots of glamour and style, presenting the “Glitz & Glamour …

“Have you always wanted to see how Lemnians host an event? Want to make Yiayia and Pappou proud? Then you should sign up to become a member of the Lemnian …

In 1922, the year that Smyrna was burned, Marianthi Kapantai was born across the sea in the village of Filia on the island of Lesvos (Mitilini). Her life wasn’t easy. …