Every year we make them, every year we break them. Penni Pappas investigates why New Year’s Resolutions just don’t work.

Stavros and Margy Kalomiris are like any other married couple. They live, laugh and love together, share each other’s beliefs and passions and do so whilst living with cerebral pal

English edition editor Eugenia Pavlopoulou looks over the stories that shaped 2011, and the year that saw Greece in crisis.

On the Greek Orthodox calendar, Christmas may rank second to Easter in the holiday stakes, but Christmas is still met with high anticipation and unique traditions to celebrate the

Thomas Andronas and Hellenic Museum Director Vicki Yianoulatos, delve into the history of the Greek community at the State Library in Victoria.

With public and political support growing in Australia for same-sex marriage, George Valiotis speaks to Neos Kosmos about his togetherness ceremony, and the fight he has taken up t

Kawasaki Disease has been baffling doctors since it was first recorded in Australia in the 1970’s. Faye Triantafillopoulos shares her experience as a mother of a child effected by

Through the efforts of Father Antonios Mutyaba and his wife Charitini, poor and orphaned children in improverished Luweero Uganda have access to education, medical care, food and s

The 3rd Professional Development Seminar was marked with success and the announcement that Ancient Greek will be offered next year by the VSL.

Victoria Hislop’s 2005 novel The Island was translated into more than twenty languages and topped best-seller lists in Greece and the UK. As her eagerly-awaited new book The Thread