The topic of ethnicity and racial identity is a hot potato. Dark memories of Nazi Germany’s eugenic racism from the 1930s and early 1940s and more recently ethnocentric rhetoric from …

The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA) held its elections on Sunday, 11 December, announcing yesterday 12 December the successful candidates elected in the new Executive Council for 2023-24. …

“My old friend, what are you looking for? After years abroad you’ve come back with images you’ve nourished under foreign skies far from you own country.” -George Seferis ‘The return …

The students of the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools continue to stand out in their VCE exams with excellent performances in Modern Greek. For the second year in a row …

St John’s College’s Year 12 students have achieved outstanding results again in 2022 with a Median Study Score of 30 after three years of challenges due to the pandemic. The …

The remaining residents of Athens’ iconic Plaka district nestled against the hill of the Acropolis are lamenting the deterioration of their lifestyle which they attribute to “the consequences of overtourism”. …

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has continued with his administration’s belligerent posturing towards Greece; threatening the capital of Athens with a missile strike. He is quoted as saying last Sunday …

Preparations have started for the Bank of Sydney 42nd Semaphore Greek Festival in Adelaide to showcase and celebrate Greek culture and heritage within South Australia’s broader multicultural context. The Port …

After a sold-out premiere in September, Demetra Giannakopoulos’ live radio play returned on Friday, 9 December for one night only at The Greek Centre. The live radio play was a …

Two Greek Australian couples from Melbourne, who recently celebrated their double wedding anniversary of 60 years told Neos Kosmos about how life became sweeter and more bearable once their fellow …