Athenian opera star Rodula Gaitanou is set to direct an 18th century opera as part of Hobart Baroque

Boris Pasternak contemporary Alexis Parnis talks to Neos Kosmos about his time in the resistance and how this had impacted life in the Greece of today

Historians Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski launched their work on the history of the Greek cafe and its role in the Americanisation of Australian eating, in Sydney

A Stain in the International Legal System

Three generations, two countries, one family of musicians – here is the story of Psarantonis and the Xylouris clan, to be captured on screen.

Ethiopian orphan Haftu’s life changed when he encountered aid worker Maria Strintzos. The young 13-year-old now calls Australia home

Former Neos Kosmos journalist Alia Papageorgiou interviews the Australian Ambassador to the EU, Mr Duncan Lewis

Following his sell-out Melbourne performance, Gypsy musician Goran Bregovic speaks about his music and why he believes rembetika are the best sounds of the Balkans

When naval intelligence officer Ian Fleming set up a secret commando unit during World War II, among those handpicked for duty was Theo Ionides – my grandfather

Melbourne’s Lord Mayor Robert Doyle talks about the controversial Australia 108 project, the city’s love affair with Greece, and protecting the Victorian capital’s ‘livability’