In a surprising statement today, Kimon Taliadoros announced his resignation from his role as CEO at Football Victoria. Throughout his tenure, Taliadoros has been a driving force behind football in …

Approximately 5,000 people gathered in Thessaloniki, on Sunday (Greece time) to voice their concerns over a forthcoming identity card implementation set to launch later this month, as reported by local …

Roughly a quarter of the Australian economy will be hit hard and fast by generative artificial intelligence (GAI) disruption as highlighted in a report by top economists. Finance, ICT and …

Rising prices are leaving many Australians on income support payments with no choice but to skip meals and cut back on heating to make ends meet. Nearly three-quarters of Australians …

Opposition to the Indigenous voice to parliament has now tipped over into the majority. A Newspoll, conducted for The Australian, shows ­support for constitutional change has fallen to 38 per …

As Greece battles against the relentless wildfires that have raged for over two weeks in the Evros region, the primary focus of firefighting efforts has shifted to the southern outskirts …

Father’s Day was celebrated across Australia this Sunday 3 September. But for many of us, the day is a vivid reminder of a loved one lost too early. Neos Kosmos …

The annual National Union of Greek Australian Students (NUGAS) Ball was held in Melbourne at Albert Park’s Pullman on Friday, with a crowd of over 700 guest in attendance. The …

Cyprus police said Saturday they arrested 13 people when an anti-migrant march in the island’s second city, Limassol, turned violent with mobs vandalising property. Five people were injured during the …

The adverse impact of the Greek wildfires crisis on children is the focus of a call-out “for urgent assistance” issued by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) this week. Children …