Catriona Standfield visited Cyprus hoping to make a contribution to the achievement of peace, but after seeing the country that has yet to resolve a 38-year-old conflict, she wonde

Basile explains to Neos Kosmos how venting about a 1996 trip to Greece launched an international comedy career.

Panos George Livery recounts his shaky experiences on board the Shropshire in his memoirs from the early 1900’s.

With hundreds of photo entries from our readers capturing their defining Greek Australian moment, it was Stelios Zoumakis’ family portait that took out the coveted prize.

Greek Australian photographer finds his niche overseas.

Ex-warrant officer Peter Adamis shares with us his personal account of what it’s like to be a Greek Australian soldier fighting for your country and what the spirit of ANZAC means

Nik Halik wants to be the first Greek to walk on the moon. Here he shares with Neos Kosmos his dreams of outer space.

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.