A strong sense of social awareness and a hard work-ethic from growing up on his parents’ farm gives Chief Justice Chris Kourakis a more informal approach to the top legal job.

A small band of Australians of Hellenic origins gather to pay their respects on the anniversaries of the Battle of the Kokoda Track and the Battle of Thermopylae

Psarantonis, one of the most famous Cretan lyra players, has represented Greece many times in festivals abroad.

Cultural icon Effie Stephanides is back on stage with her latest live show A Date with Effie. Here she talks to Neos Kosmos on what it’s like for the Big E to look for the Big L.

Helen Kapalos reveals to Neos Kosmos what’s next for the former Channel Ten news reporter.

Philemon Armenis, coordinator of StreetLights, talks to Neos Kosmos about a group of young Hellenes who are fighting the crisis in Greece in their own way.

Not only physicists but the general public were excited by the announcement this July that the elusive Higgs boson (God particle) had been discovered.

24 million people suffer from schizophrenia in the world. Neos Kosmos talks to sufferer Janet Karagounis about her life with voices and looks into the muddled world of psychosis.

Xylouris Ensemble to headline December 14 concert for ANZAC memorial in Crete.

Vasilis Vasilas’ latest book, To the Farthest Place on Earth, looks at the journey and settlement of Lesvian migrants to New Zealand.