I’ve been noticing it for some time now, and I expect you have too. Line-free, shiny foreheads; sculpted faces with all too prominent cheekbones; pumped up lips. These days it’s …

Kon Karamountzos, ABC Melbourne radio producer was researching the infamous Massacre of Kondomari when he met Vassilis Papadopoulos a survivor of another little known massacre in Rethymnon. Nearly 80 years …

‘Taxithi – An Australian Odyssey’, a show which has won the hearts of the audience and received rave reviews nationwide, premieres in South Australian next month, at the Adelaide Cabaret …

The Speak Greek in March initiative started in 2015 by individuals and representatives of literary and cultural organisations within the Greek community. The organising Committee’s policy is to encourage the various …

As a not-for-profit organisation, everything Fronditha Care does is for the benefit of the elderly people they care for in their residential care homes or in the community. Fronditha’s biennial …

It’s not easy calling a new country home, especially when you don’t speak the language. Konstantina Kouroutsidou, a Senior Settlement Services Officer and Community Educator at Pronia is all too …

Greeks may be suffering from an economic crisis that has left most households cash-strapped and debt-stricken, however the Aegean island of Mykonos beats to the beat of another drum. An …

In a fitting tribute to a long and successful coaching career at Bentleigh Greens, Greens staff and players formed a guard of honour applauding their departing coach John Anastasiadis as …

This week Neos Kosmos took part in Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea. An initiative of the Cancer Council, it is a chance to get people together and raise funds that will …

Andy (Andreas) Koronios passion for airplanes and adventures began in childhood, and those who know him are not surprised that the 65-year-old Information Systems professor and Industry and Enterprise Dean …