On the balmy evening of Wednesday 21 December, the fourth day of Chanukah, Rabbi Gabbi Kaltman the organiser and host of Pillars of Light celebration in Federation Square said, “22 …

Just a few days after it was placed in secrecy at Gold Coast’s iconic Burleigh Hill, a Greek-looking sculpture of a woman was removed by authorities. The artefact was reportedly …

Colin Brooks the new Victorian Minister for Multicultural Affairs spoke to Neos Kosmos last night at the Greek Centre event in honour of the achievements of Greek Australian VCE students. …

Former Labor prime minister, then foreign minister, Dr. Kevin Rudd will replace Arthur Sinodinos AO as Ambassador to the United States. Mr Sinodinos a former Liberal politician and chief of …

It would have been her first visit to Australia since 2017. Paola – for many Greece’s queen of contemporary laiko – had an Australian tour scheduled for September 2022 with …

Those of us unfortunates who could not to witness the World Cup live in Qatar were rewarded by a spectacular final on our screens. France’s Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi …

The first round of applications is open for the South Australian government’s ‘Expand Together’ grant program under its 2023-24 Multicultural Grants Program. The grants provide one-off funding to eligible multicultural …

It’s time to dust off the cricket bats and sun hats – backyard barbecues and celebrations by the beach are officially back on as temperatures around Australia are set to …

Exciting new research indicates older Australians may not have to accept failing eyesight as part of the ageing process. The outlook for ageing people with sight issues may be looking …

Local councils won’t be forced to run citizenship ceremonies on 26 January after Labor scrapped a controversial rule made by Scott Morrison. The Greens-led Merri-bek council, in Melbourne’s north, was …