As the new year approaches, a lingering light permeates the atmosphere, both literally and metaphorically, spreading feelings of hope and joy, since for many, Christmas is a holiday synonymous with …

Neos Kosmos knows that the best gifts are those wrapped in agape, not expense. That’s why we’re highlighting some fantastic Greek treasures from our Greek community business partners, showcasing everything …

Important and unique historical documentation supporting the role of Lemnos in Australia’s Gallipoli campaign was recently donated and accepted into the archival collection of Melbourne’s State Library of Victoria. The …

Following the death of Henry Kissinger Neos Kosmos searched the U.S National Archives to find one of the many critical meetings  Kissinger had with key U.S heads on the Cyprus …

“The stories I have heard, and am yet to hear are echoes of one refrain: Is there somewhere on Earth where I can find peace and prosper? Once the question …

When Daniel Craig Hetrelezis was studying to become a dentist, he noticed people falling asleep in lecture theatres. He would hear them snore at times and spot bags under people’s …

Thousands of years before the Turks had established their power in South Asia, a Hindu caste of warriors known for military prowess called Rajputs, or “Sons of Kings”, had found …

If you use olive oil ‘the Greek way’ in abundance and directly from the source, you must have felt the pinch of prices rising throughout 2023, particularly in the last …

Greek organic farmer Zaharoula Vassilaki looks with admiration at a huge olive tree on her property believed to be over two centuries old, still yielding despite a direct lightning hit …

Australia’s creative community is mourning the loss of one of its premier artists, new media and projection illusionist Nick Azidis, 51, who died in his sleep of a cardiac arrest …