As the Alexander the Great: 2000 Years of Treasure exhibition gets set to sail to Australia, we take a look at the myths and realities surrounding this prodigious leader.

George Zangalis, former SBS Board Member, discusses the recent decision made by SBS to conduct a review on their languages programming and what it means to the Greek community.

Neos Kosmos takes at look at author Vasilis Vasilas’ latest book on the history of the Pan-Hellenic Soccer Club – from its successful rise in 1957 to its eventual demise in 1976.

Seeds of Greek-Israeli bond nurtured in Australia.

Suicide: A taboo topic in the Greek community. Thomas Andronas speaks to a family who want to help others recognise the signs and do something, before it’s too late.

New book marks valour and sacrifice of Greek Australians for the first time.

Neos Kosmos takes a look at the traditions and customs of the Greek Orthodox Easter.

The Hellenic spirit still lingers in Smyrna, writes Alexander Billinis.

Why do we name our children after our parents and do we still do it? Neos Kosmos looks at this tradition to see if it still applies today

Last Sunday saw over 20,000 people march to the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne to commemorate Greek Independence Day in 2012.