Award winning young author Will Kostakis has two novels behind him at the age of 24 – he credits his grandparents for his love of the written word.

From a change of government in Australia to a successful year for our Greek communities, Penni Pappas reflects on the events that shaped us in 2013

Neos Kosmos investigates the career choices of our second, third and fourth generations, and their motivations – past to present

In the late 1980s in Victoria there were 80 government schools and the VSL teaching Greek to more than 9,700 students

Dr Arthur Christopoulos is making a significant mark in the world of pharmacology through his groundbreaking research and personal quest to make drugs more selective

The 2014 World Cup will cost tens of thousands for die-hard Aussie fans travelling to Brazil

Tireless efforts and lobbying by the LOGOS Centre in Adelaide have seen the resurgence of Modern Greek in tertiary education

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