George Kyprios was famous for cruising the streets of Brisbane in his 1952 Holden FX. Two of his neighbours speak to Neos Kosmos about their memories of the man known as Rock ‘n’ R

George Megalogenis, one of Australia’s leading political journalists, talks to Neos Kosmos about journalism, Canberra and ‘Greekness’

The Spanish capital, Madrid, is famous for its sleepless nights and tapas. Behind the open plazas, Fotis Kapetopoulos explores the city’s local tapas bars where food and drink abou

Monash University academic Nick Trakakis continues his series on major Greek literary figures, with a look at George Seferis

Levissi has been abandoned since the political intervention of the 1920s, but now it’s time for another political intervention, writes Thomas Andronas

Perry Cale speaks to Neos Kosmos about life as one of Australia’s leading ring announcers

Eager to return to his roots, Ilias Dimitreas took his family from Melbourne to Mani to build a more fulfilling life

In the 1960s, Steve Toumbas was a Greek migrant in Adelaide. Now, he tells Margaret Paul, the award-winning hairdresser is helping the current crop of migrants.

Iason Athanasiadis reports on the first church service held at the Monastery of Panagia Soumela in Trabazon, Turkey in 88 years.

Fotis Kapetopoulos writes about his travels in Rhodes