Christopher Gogos is a Publisher & Managing Director at Neos Kosmos. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including culture and society, sports, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on cultural movements, diversity and inclusion, and social interest. Christopher's work has been featured in various prominent platforms, highlighting his commitment to exploring the intersection of sports and societal issues.
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Christopher Gogos' coverage shows a diverse range of topics, with a focus on culture & society, government & politics, and sports. His articles cover events and government announcements extensively.
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By: Christopher Gogos
Professors Anastasios M. Tamis and Michalis Damanakis have been named honorary members of one of Greece's oldest cultural institutions, recognising their contributions to Greek language education, scholarship and the history of the Greek diaspora
By: Christopher Gogos
Brunswick City Soccer Club's Social Women's team has represented Greece at Football Victoria's Women's Carnival Cup of Nations, taking on teams from four countries across the past two weekends.
By: James Deliyannis
South Melbourne Hellas faces a crucial away test in Canberra against Croatia, Oakleigh Cannons head west to Perth for a difficult clash with Bayswater City, while Sydney Olympic is desperately searching for its first victory of the campaign in a derby showdown with Marconi
Greek Australian historian Professor Joy Damousi AM was elected to the British Academy's International Fellowship in July, becoming the only Australian among 33 scholars recognised by the prestigious institution in 2026.
With the plethora of events organised by Greek groups, parishes, and schools this time of the year, it is often difficult to choose which one to attend.
By: Christopher Gogos
Archbishop Makarios of Australia has urged Greeks to honour the legacy of Oxi Day by standing against injustice, defending human dignity and promoting peace, saying the sacrifices made during Greece's resistance to fascism in 1940 carry a responsibility for future generations.
A 55-year-old man reportedly of Greek Australian background has been shot dead in Reservoir, with police investigating what they believe was a targeted and coordinated attack.
Oakleigh Glendi returns on 31 October and 1 November with Greek star Kelly Kelekidou, live music, traditional dancing, delicious food and family entertainment.
By: Billy Cotsis
Billy Cotsis visited Stockholm meeting one of most inspiring and charismatic people our own rock star writer has ever met.
Cut by Western Sydney last year, Talia Kapetanellis thought her A-League Women career was over, but seized her second chance and is starring at Central Coast
