Greek Aussie Dockers fans pray for a first flag, as Lions supporters look for three-peat
Greek Australian AFL fans share their hopes and traditions ahead of the Fremantle Dockers’ historic grand final clash with reigning premiers Brisbane Lions at the MCG.
Sep 24 26September 24, 2026
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Staikos: “Bigots don’t change – only their targets change”
Neos Kosmos speaks with Bentleigh MP and Housing, Homelessness and Seniors Minister Nick Staikos ahead of Victoria's watershed November election, as part of our series profiling Greek-Australian candidatese drift of some Greek Australian voters toward One Nation
Sep 23 26September 23, 2026
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Panagiotis Katsambanis remembered as a fierce political fighter and advocate for Hellenism
The death of Panagiotis Katsambanis has prompted an outpouring of tributes from across Australia’s political and Greek Australian communities. At Neos Kosmos, we too grieve his passing. Peter, as he …
Sep 06 26September 06, 2026
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Two millennia in the making: Icons, faith and culture meet at Hellenic Museum
Divine Thresholds brings 130 sacred works from Ethiopia, Greece, Syria and Russia - 50 ancient jurisdictions - Melbourne, launched by Archbishop Makarios before dignitaries and guests at the Hellenic Museum
Aug 29 26August 29, 2026
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Darebin Council scraps Lime e-scooter trial after Cr Dimitriadis leads charge
Cr Emily Dimitriadis lead the charge in the removal of Lime e-scooters from Darebin, telling Neos Kosmos the controversial trial had "failed residents on safety, accessibility and value for money."
Aug 26 26August 26, 2026
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Greek Consulate in Adelaide moves to new premises
The Greek Consulate in Adelaide has relocated to new offices at Level 7, 41 Currie Street, in Adelaide's CBD. The move, Consul Dr Alexandra Theodoropoulou, said will allow her office to "better serve the state's Greek community."
Aug 20 26August 20, 2026
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Greek Community secures $90,000 to save Advanced Greek Major at La Trobe
A $90,000 lifeline secured through the efforts of the Greek Community of Melbourne and benefactors Peter and Mary Mitrakas has saved La Trobe's Advanced Modern Greek Major for three years, averting another crisis — but the GCM says a long-term plan is now urgently needed
Aug 14 26August 14, 2026
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“The Athens of the South”: Adelaide’s Greek Consul bets on a sister-city dream
Greece’s Consul General in South Australia Alexandra Theodoropoulou pushes for an Adelaide–Athens sister-city relationship while championing Greek language, education and cultural ties.
Aug 14 26August 14, 2026
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Still going strong: Greek Film Festival marks 31 years
Hard to believe, but the Greek Film Festival has been going strong for 31 years. The 31st Greek Film Festival will launch its 2026 program on Tuesday, October 13, with Konstantinos Mousoulis' hit comedy, 'Best Friends Forever'.
Aug 13 26August 13, 2026
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From Labor to Greens to Teal-like: Christina Zigouras aims at Malvern
Former Labor and Greens candidate Christina Zigouras is now running as an independent, hoping to turn Michael O'Brien's retirement into another Teal-style upset in Melbourne's Liberal heartland
Aug 12 26August 12, 2026
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Melbourne’s young Greeks build bridges to the professional world at MUnGA networking night
MUnGA’s Networking Night brought Greek-Australian students, alumni and professionals together in Oakleigh to build connections, share career advice and open doors for the next generation.
Aug 07 26August 07, 2026
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The immigrant’s daughter: Allegra Spender’s family shaped her politics
Independent MP Allegra Spender reflects on her Italian migrant heritage, her mother Carla Zampatti's legacy, economic reform, multiculturalism and why she believes Australia needs a new centrist political movement.
Aug 05 26August 05, 2026
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Silenced strings: Melbourne’s Greek music elder robbed of a lifetime’s bouzoukia
Five treasured instruments — one dating back 60 years to a legend of Greek music- were stolen from 81-year-old George Bouras in a targeted break-in, as the beloved Copacabana veteran and his family fight to bring his life's work home
Aug 05 26August 05, 2026
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