SA massage therapist Kosta Gourdeas pleads not guilty to sexual assault charge

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Adelaide massage therapist Kosta James Gourdeas has formally denied allegations he sexually assaulted a female client, pleading not guilty in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.

Gourdeas, 27, of Lightsview, replied “not guilty, Your Honour” as Magistrate Brian Nitschke read a single charge of engaging in sexual intercourse without consent.

The allegation relates to an incident said to have occurred in June 2025 while he was working as a therapist.

According to court records, Gourdeas was working as a subcontractor at a clinic in Unley at the time.

A healthcare profile describes him as an “Australian-based health professional” trained as a massage therapist.

Following the lifting of suppression orders, Gourdeas was remanded on continuing bail and will face the matter in the District Court, with a trial scheduled for April.

Source: The Advertiser.

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