From Ari in Head On, to Harry in The Slap, Alex Dimitriades tells Neos Kosmos why he chooses to play Christos Tsiolkas’ most controversial characters, and why he revels in the chal

This year’s NUGAS Annual Ball was regarded by past and present members as one of the best NUGAS balls to date.

A Melbourne scientist won a gold medal at the First International Meeting of Medical Olympics Contest in Thessaloniki for research her laboratory has done in the use of natural com

This year Food ‘n’ Groove is back with the promise of more colour, movement and dance, and taste sensations from around the world.

A Melbourne teenager is set to save the BSafe program from closure due to Victorian government funding cuts.

Hundreds of Greek professionals desperate to migrate attended the Athens Skills expo last weekend in a bid to find out what Australia has to offer.

Liz Aravanis of Princess Elle bears the weight of brides, mothers and koumbares to make sure they get their dream day.

A cookbook has just been released inspired entirely by the multicultural residents of Marrickville in Sydney’s inner-west.

What does it mean when a little boy puts his head in his hands at the dinner table? All will be explained in a little game we like to call Greek true or false.

The Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship, Nicholas Kotsiras, has injected a total of $145,800 into Greek communities in Victoria to further multicultural support.