Christos Tsiolkas talks with Fotis Kapetopoulos about his latest novel, Barracuda, class, self-loathing, success and the middle- age middle class

A 51-year-old Greek Melbourne woman shares her experience of losing $90,000 to a scam, hopeful that others will think twice before they contact spiritualists

Greek Australian awarded Victoria’s Police Multicultural Award for Excellence 2013, for his work within the North Melbourne youth and multicultural community

Greek metal pioneers return to Australia

The Greek community is at a loss after Stephen Comino – a lawyer who pioneered the use of the legal system to defend wildlife and human rights – passed away.

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