Petimezi gives a unique flavour to this spice cake which tastes like a cross between carrot cake and gingerbread.

Evia’s rich history and brave people helped it survive WWII. Historian Jim Claven talks to Felicia Leonardos about the island’s wartime legacy and its Australian connection

Known for his sardonic wit and social critiques, Greek American writer and humourist David Sederis has annouced an Australian tour.

Ever wondered why Byzantine princesses are invariably depicted with a halo?

Mark Bouris takes a closer look at the financial phases of our lives

A report by the IMF says that although the Greek government has made “exceptional” progress in stabilising the economy, it warns of a threat of an €11bn gap.

More than 100 state-run kindergartens and primary schools are to be shut down over the summer and almost 30 more will be merged, saving the government 228,000 euros a year

A new training centre at Greek Orthodox College sets students up for success in the workforce

The Hellenic Postal Service ELTA are due to release a new series of stamps next month entitled “Distinguished Greek Personalities”.

Neos Kosmos’ website poll indicates our readers expect a Labor government to win the election