Neos Kosmos

Neos Kosmos is a newspaper that serves the Greek community in Melbourne, Australia, and is released three times a week on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Established in 1957 by Dimitri Gogos and now produced by Ethnic Publications Pty Ltd, it holds the title of Australia's largest Greek community newspaper and website. Since August 2010, it has been printed in Greek as a broadsheet on Mondays and Thursdays, while Saturdays feature a tabloid format available in both Greek and English.

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Peter Dutton commits to the Greek community

1 week ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos

The Opposition Leader, Peter Dutton, told Neos Kosmos that if elected, a Coalition government will match similar pledges Labor have made to Greek communities in Australia, which now total almost $12m. “We’ve already made some of those announcements, we’ve got the same position as Labor in terms of commitments,” he said.
Victoria's multiculturalism –is fraying, and the government aims to revive it - Neos Kosmos

1 week ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos

The Victorian Parliament passed the nation’s toughest anti-vilification laws through the Anti-Vilification and Social Cohesion Bill 2024 in early April. Premier Jacinta Allan, flanked by Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ingrid Stitt, told multicultural media gathered, that the bill is “about strengthening safety.”“Speech that turns to violence is not freedom of speech – it’s hate speech, and hate speech is a crime,” Allen said.
Josh Burns runs open ticket in high-stakes Macnamara race

1 week ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos

Josh Burns, the Labor MP for Macnamara, told Neos Kosmos and other media that he will run an open ticket at the upcoming federal election on May 3, choosing not to direct preferences to any party on his how-to-vote card. Burns, who is Jewish, will not preference the Greens last. Macnamara—a diverse electorate covering Port Melbourne, Middle Park and inner southeastern suburbs—is home to large Jewish and Greek communities, as well as an influx of gentrifying professionals who may lean Green.
Monte Carlo Masters champion Tsitsipas stunned by Musetti

1 week ago | neoskosmos.com | Damien Gaudissart

Italian Lorenzo Musetti beat a “heartbroken” Stefanos Tsitsipas 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 on Friday to knock out the holder and reach the semi-finals of the Monte Carlo Masters. Musetti fought back after losing the first set against the three-time tournament winner to tee up a last four tie with Australian Alex de Minaur. The 23-year-old claimed his first victory over the Greek former world number three in five meetings.
Discovering indispensable virtue at Karate Dojo in Crete

1 week ago | neoskosmos.com | Phil Butler |Christopher Gogos

It’s no secret to sports enthusiasts that the most outstanding athletes often begin their training in the most humble surroundings. The gift of the unusual or unique is an experience unlike any other, and one that must be shared. A recent visit to a tiny dojo on a narrow one-way street in Heraklion, Crete is such an experience. The Ailos Athletic Club is a Shitō-ryū Karate dojo run by a martial arts master on a singular mission.
'You keep culture alive': Greek seniors and ex-servicemen recognised in Northcote gathering

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos

Greek senior citizens gathered at the Centre of Greek Ex-Servicemen’s Elderly Citizens Club in Northcote for a community lunch and to hear from the Member for Cooper, Ged Kearney. She was joined by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, as well as local Darebin councillors.
Victoria's tough new bail laws respond to Greek, Indian, Asian community fears over rising youth crime

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

What stood out last week at a media conference led by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan were the real stories of crimes committed against members of Indian, Greek, and other ethnic communities. Allan said the rise in youth crime was “an important issue for multicultural communities and families, is crime”. According to the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) youth crime has increased — particularly violent incidents.
Albanese government's $1.23m commitment to preserve heritage and reimagine St Dimitrios for the future

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

The completion of a long-awaited multi-function community theatre space at St Dimitrios in Windsor has been backed by a $1.23million commitment from Federal Labor to bring the project to life. The announcement was made at the historic High Street location by Assistant Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs and Member for Bruce, Julian Hill, who was joined by the Member for Macnamara, Josh Burns, and Labor’s Candidate for Melbourne, Sarah Whitty.
Trump's 10 per cent tariff shakes Australia: A new era for trade and economy - Neos Kosmos

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Christopher Gogos |Tony Anamourlis

The sweeping tariff on all Australian imports marks a seismic shift in trade dynamics, reshaping manufacturing, agriculture, and real estate while forcing businesses and policymakers to rethink economic strategy
Vale Petro Georgiou: A principled voice for multiculturalism and humanity

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

Petro Georgiou AO, often described as the conscience of the Liberal Party during the Howard government’s increasingly hardline stance on refugees, passed away peacefully last night at the age of 77. Georgiou was a leading voice among dissident MPs opposing Prime Minister John Howard’s tough asylum seeker policies. He will be remembered as one of the architects of multiculturalism in Australia, helping to cement it as a bipartisan pillar of national policy.