The online portal ‘Study in Greece’ (https://studyingreece.edu.gr/) is campaigning for more international students to head to Greece. A campaign is underway in an effort to get the word out regarding …

The announcement that the federal government would be removing work-hour caps for student visa holders in the tourism and the hospitality sectors has been welcomed as an opportunity for international …

The South Australian community was shocked by the news that a 13-year-old Port Lincoln boy had been killed after a garbage truck picked up a bin which he and his …

“My sister was from Sparta,” Susie Angelakos told Neos Kosmos, in reference to the resilience of her sister Vicky Charalambous who battled with cancer for eight years. She paints the …

They have been friends for years and their set of skills, although different, complement each other to provide a complete package through Game Plan Coaching, a programme they set up …

After the expense of battling with COVID-19, Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced a pre-election budget cash splash on Tuesday which is an ideological break from surplus-focused Liberal party values, leading …

101 years of life is definitely worth celebrating, especially after living through some of the world’s most history altering events. Efstathia Spyropoulou was born 10 June, 1920, at the time …

The Victorian Premier’s Iftar Dinner was a symbol of multiculturalism at its finest, with representatives from all faiths in attendance. I had the privilege of being seated beside Minister Melissa …

Victoria’s Department of Health has issued an urgent health alert after a Melbourne man tested positive after contracting the virus while in hotel quarantine in SA, and hundreds of Melbourne …

The second “pandemic” budget was delivered by Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Tuesday. “Australia is coming back,” he said. “The Australian spirit has shone through.” Showcasing the Australian economy, he …