After trying his hand at almost every job imaginable, Denis Makris hit it big after monetising his secret talent: fixing kitchen machinery

Media and technology usage can affect neural development in children, but it can also play a role as a learning tool. What are the rights and wrongs of screen play?

Sophie Arvanitou’s personal search for her family uncovered more to Tenedos than meets the eye

Greek born Melbourne based artist Vasos Tsesmelis is using his paintbrush to tell the story of Ned Kelly through Greek mythology

Moral and legal philosopher John Tasioulas talks to Neos Kosmos on the importance of human rights and their ever growing landscape

Renowned composer John Psathas received even bigger acclaim after his composition of Athens Olympic Games ceremony

Cyprus Red Cross was officially admitted to the International Federation of Red Cross last week thanks to the hard work of their volunteers and committee

The buying diva of the corporate world

The small community of monks at Mt Athos is growing. Neos Kosmos talks to two recent Greek Australian visitors.

“Our parents’ generation have benefited from the corrupt political system that favoured nepotism and patronage, leaving the future generations to foot the bill”