Nearly 200 people came together for a night of fun and community spirit at “Poto kai Parea,” the first event of its kind where four Greek youth cultural clubs joined …

Chrysoula Tsakiri, née Alavera, surrounded by family and friends, recently celebrated her 88th birthday at a taverna in the Toorak area. Children, grandchildren, siblings, great-grandchildren and friends gathered around her …

Most Australian workers think artificial intelligence will impact their jobs but few believe it will replace them entirely, and many remain curious about what it can achieve. But employees are …

Pensioners are set to feel the impact after the federal government raised rates on asset tests for welfare. For the first time since the deeming rate was cut during the …

Once again the Cyprus Community of NSW finds itself in a waiting game, this time waiting for the Supreme Court of NSW to make a decision for the possible sale …

Victims of family, domestic and sexual violence will have access to a 24-hour crisis phone line under a state government’s response to royal commission findings. South Australia’s Labor government will …

Employers are being urged to end the gender pay gap by addressing segregation and workplace discrimination, as data reveals it could still take more than 20 years to close the …

Jenny Kaimakamis, marketer for Oakleigh Greek Orthodox Grammar School, lost her father, Christos Spetalas, recently. She wrote to Neos Kosmos to express her love and pride for him, saying he …

Prominent figures from Greece’s political, economic, and social life privately visited Imbros on Saturday, at the initiative of Archon ProtoMaistor George Prokopiou, shipowner and Vice President of the Brotherhood of …

Greek Australian twins, chefs Helena and Vikki Moursellas are on a mission to bottle up the essence of the Greek taverna, and serve it to the world. Their new cookbook …