The secret behind Australia and Lemnos being forever linked.

Twelve year 9 and 10 students travelled to Lemnos and blogged their entire visit, relishing the chance to see Greece’s connection to the story of Gallipoli.

There were 32,000 Greeks living on the Gallipoli peninsula in 1915. By 1919 there were none. Historian John Williams explains how the Turks sanctioned the genocide of thousands.

Lemnos and the Greek Australian odyssey of the Tarlamis family.

Melbourne-born-and-bred George Papadimos creates cutting-edge art in the largest urban capitals of the world.

George Zangalis sheds some light on the historical relationship of Greek Australians and the Aborigines.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign, Tassos Ioannides speaks to Neos Kosmos about his innovative opera, Women in War.

Meet the man responsible for raising the Australian hairdressing industry’s standards – Frank Apostolopoulos.

A personal account of Fragkiska Megaloudi’s two years living in the secretive Pyongyang.

Greek Australian comedian George Kapiniaris creates his own music party for the Melbourne Comedy Festival, turning the Comic’s Lounge into San Memo.