The fish market of Keratsini, west of Athens, is abuzz in the early morning, with trawlers disgorging crates of sardines and anchovies as trucks await nearby to be loaded. But …

Sixty years of dedication. Forty years of transformative education. The Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh and Oakleigh Grammar stand as pillars within their local community. As we ponder the remarkable …

Prepare to be transported back to the golden era of Greek music arts and fashion during the 60s and 70s, as Artemis Ioannides’ “Greek Jazz,” graces the stage of Melbourne’s …

New insights into the ancient world of globalised trade have emerged, revealing the connections between Ancient Greeks and Ancient Egyptians date back to the early Bronze Age around 2600 BC. …

Many Greek Australians would have the blood of warriors running in them, your ancestors who fought valiantly in battle, but what we do with that blood is entirely up to …

May 27 commemorates the assassination of peace activist Grigoris Lambrakis in Thessaloniki in 1963—a pivotal event that continues to resonate in Greece’s modern political life. Lambrakis’ commitment to peace served …

There is no doubt that psychiatric disorders like depression, schizophrenia, or dementia create ongoing challenges for both individuals affected as well as their loved ones. What if a drug were …

“Dad was always an inspiration to me,” Natasha Papasavas tells Neos Kosmos in a candid conversation, sharing publicly for the first time, insights into their relationship. The Melburnian mother of …

Last week, the Law Institute Journal (LIJ) recognised Eugenia Mitrakas for her achievements and hailed her as a “trailblazer” in the legal profession. As a woman and migrant, Mitrakas overcame …

While Konstantinos Paleologoudias journey mirrors the experiences of many Greeks migrants who made their way to Australia, his story stands as a reminder of the timeless values that lie in …