Artist Nikos Pantazopoulos’ work is embedded in notions of history, architecture, interior space and cultural products, with a strong sense of his personal politics

Photographer Emmanuel Santos met one of the hidden Jewish Greek children who survived occupied Greece, Marios Sousis. His tale is told in the film Kisses to the Children.

Zucchini or courgette: a fruit by any other name would smell as sweet?

A new drug developed by Arthur Christopoulos and his team could potentially save the lives of millions of heart sufferers world wide.

Initiatives for better services for culturally and linguistic diverse residents and ratepayers of the City of Yarra may have fallen on deaf ears, fears Cr Phillip Vlahogiannis

We take a look at the Greek flavoured shows at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Libs pledge funds for survival of Modern Greek in SA subject to electoral win

For many Australians, a Greek passport is like the Holy Grail. Penni Pappas explores the difficulties faced, and the benefits of access to the whole of Europe.

Ange Arabatzis is back in Australia for a brief sojourn. Here he talks to Neos Kosmos about life in New York, his latest play, and his clean-shaven copper role on Fat Tony & Co

Graphic designer James Raftopoulos is making waves in the industry in his first year on the scene.