Students of St Panteleimon Greek School Dandenong enjoyed success in an international competition of schools from the Greek diaspora. The school won second place in the newspaper category, managing to …

Growing up in Australia, one is no stranger to raging wind, seas, brutal and harsh sunlight, and the constant blazing fires that char their way through every summer. For those …

“I come from a musical family where the piano was central in the home and at gatherings. I was immersed by classical, theatrical, radio-pop before I could string a sentence …

Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis greeted US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at Chania, Crete, on Monday evening. Mr Pompeo and his wife, Susan, will be staying at the Greek …

Victoria’s Premier Daniel Andrews has persistently denied that the state was pursuing a controversial “eradication” strategy in relation to COVID-19, however former health minister Jenny Mikakos caused a stir on …

The Premier of Victoria, Daniel Andrews, has given Victorians two weeks to adjust to wearing a fitted two-ply mask that covers nose and mouth when they go out in public. …

World Teachers’ Day is held annually on 5 October, to appreciate and celebrate the incredible work of educators across the globe and Neos Kosmos wants to help you share your …

The EU has revealed its long-awaited pact on migration and asylum. Brought forward by a week, the timing seems an attempt to pacify the outrage over the devastating fire at …

The ancient city Vravron (also known as Brauron, Vravrona) was one of the twelve cities of ancient Attica near the river Erasinos, situtated on the eastern side of Attica, about …

The famous Lemnos Gallipoli Memorial erected in Albert Park’s Lemnos Square five years ago has been defaced by vandals. The vandals struck last Saturday, 26th September. They used some form …