Over 50 delegates from 21 organisations attended Sydney’s Hellenic Village elections and AGM on Monday 27 February, members returned all existing board members that sought re-election. At the AGM, the …

Melbourne’s Greek community is mourning the death of Despina Mouratides who, according to available data, was the first female psychiatrist of Greek origin in Australia. Well known by thousands among …

Chrysoula is one of the many Greeks who has to leave Greece for a life-saving organ transplant. In comparison to the EU, the rate of transplants in Greece is very …

Though news is often serious business, from time to time there are those more light-hearted stories which come across the editor’s desk at Neos Kosmos. Such is the case of …

Historian Dr Kostis Karpozilos will be delivering an online lecture entitled “The Asia Minor Refugees and the Remaking of the Greek Left” on Thursday, 30 March at 7pm. The lecture …

The Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial at Lemnos Square in Albert Park has reportedly been vandalised with paint for a second time. According to Lemnos Gallipoli Commemorative Committee Secretary Mr Jim Claven …

The annual parade for the Revolution of 1821 returned to the city of Melbourne after a three-year hiatus, on Sunday, 19 March with pride. The impressive parade began 1pm at …

Victorian premier Daniel Andrews lauded the “strength of Melbourne’s Greek population” on Saturday 18 March, at the Shrine of Remembrance for an event marking the national anniversary of 25 March …

At the beginning of 2023, Neos Kosmos shared an open call from Melbourne-based organisation ‘Enosi Association’ raising awareness for a fundraiser event held on 4 March, seeking to cover the …

The historic building of the Pontian Community of Melbourne was sold for $3.35 million. The sale actually took place last November with most members informed by telephone but the sale …