Archbishop Makarios of Australia, currently on an official visit to Larissa, visited the site of the devastating railway accident that occurred on 28 February in the area of Tempe. The …

The Cretan Association of Sydney and NSW held a cocktail party at the Cyprus Club, Stanmore, on Saturday, as part of events commemorating this year’s 82nd anniversary of the Battle …

The 3.22 hectares Bayswater site bought by Melbourne’s Palesviaki Enosis for $161,000 in 1983 is on the market, Neos Kosmos can confirm. “The decision was voted unanimously by the General …

A few months in after its reopening, Gundagai’s iconic 120-year-old Niagara Cafe has won the President’s Prize at the 2023 National Trust (NSW) Heritage Awards. It follows the restoration of …

This Sunday, May 14, most of the world will be celebrating Mother’s Day. I find myself longing to be part of Mother’s Day celebrations enjoying a lunch with my mother …

I became a mother on 27 January of this year. I am 22 years old and I have always wanted to be a young mum (I blame teaching at Greek …

The Tasmanian House of Assembly unanimously passed a motion Thursday, 11 May, recognising the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek Genocides committed by the Ottoman Empire and its successor state. This historic …

Sydney’s Brighton Le Sands Greek festival which was to make a much anticipated return after a 20 year hiatus has been postponed. In a media release from the Greek Orthodox …

This year marks the Hellenic Community of Western Australia’s centenary, a celebration set to last a year. The Community’s President Paul Afkos OAM spoke to Neos Kosmos about the milestone …

The educational institution Hellenism of Anatolia – from the Aegean Sea to the Pontos, in collaboration with the Australian Federation of Pontian Associations, is launching a museum exhibition titled ‘Asia …