In 1963, the late Alexander Cambitoglou AO was the first Greek to be appointed to a professorship at an Australian university. A professor of the University of Sydney’s Classical Archaeology …

Millions of households will fill out their 2021 Census across the country today. Already, 10 million households have filled out their forms after the Australian Bureau of Statistics allowed people …

When it comes to joint ownership – an equal interest in a property with other owners – you may have a legitimate right. The way you exercise it in the …

St Anna Greek Orthodox Church in the Gold Coast was able to celebrate the feast day of its patron saint on 25 July, just days before the COVID-19 lockdown was …

The advent of COVID has shown up the need for a more inclusive, multicultural response in the media and in television in particular, if Australia’s many communities are to understand …

Marcus Antonopoulos, 30, may have grown up in the Hampton area of Melbourne but beach life held little interest for him. He is animated by a love of the land …

AHEPA NSW has been in an ongoing court battle for a while now; a battle that has cost millions of dollars. As Neos Kosmos has previously noted, this court battle …

Today, on National Aged Care Employee Day, Australia’s peak multicultural organisation – the Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia (FECCA) – acknowledges and thanks all aged care workers, especially …

The islands of Imvros and Lemnos have a deep historical connection which was unfortunately cut when Imvros, along with the Island of Tenedos were handed to the Turkish government back …

In every challenging moment Greece has gone through throughout modern history, the support from Greek diaspora has been overwhelming. Similarly, Greek Australians are taking actions to help their brothers and …