Wednesday marked the anniversary of the 2002 bombings in Kuta, Bali which killed 202 people – 88 of which were Australian. For Maria Kotronakis who lost four loved ones in …

Things appear to be back to normal at Brisbane’s Greek Club, following this week’s fatal police shooting outside the premises. Neos Kosmos was told that General Manager Les Kostoglou and …

Five years on from the time the idea was initially proposed to the City of Sydney’s Council, the fate of a memorial plaque dedicated to perhaps one of the city’s …

Last Friday the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) launched its Multicultural Youth Network (MYN) at Parliament House. 20 people aged between 16 and 25 were selected to represent their region of …

Ghosts of a dark Balkan past were conjured by a group of Sydney United 58 FC fans when they met Macarthur FC for the Australia Cup Final last weekend. “What …

Andrew Liveris, the President of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, announced the Organising Committee’s first major contract is now on the market to deliver the Brisbane 2032 brand. …

Saturday afternoon thousands of Melbourne’s Iranian community, and non-Iranians, gathered at Federation Square as part of global protests in opposition to Iran’s Islamic regime over the death of 22-year-old woman …

Two Greeks have made it into the top-100 ranking for Australia’s financial advisors, according to a scorecard published in The Australian newspaper. Koda Capital’s Partner and Head of Structuring and …

A total of $80 million will be invested over four years in a New South Wales government program for financial support of women undergoing fertility treatment. “Families navigating their fertility …

Justice Dina Yehia’s leadership and legal acumen are well acknowledged today, but the rise to the top has been challenging for the first Greek-Egyptian woman sworn into the NSW Supreme …