Chris Fotinopoulos
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Irini’s legacy: a life fuelled by love, resilience, and generosity
Irini belonged to a generation of Greek immigrant women who escaped poverty out of the need to create a better world for ensuing generations. As with the Greek girls of …
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Lest We Exploit.
I, like many Victorians, enjoy a holiday footy blockbuster. I have done so since the day I travelled by train with my Dad and sister to watch my beloved Collingwood …
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Oh Possums! It’s Edna’s grand finale and Les’ last stand
The taxi trip to Her Majesty’s Theatre to see Barry Humphries in his Melbourne “farewell” show which stretched on and on, took me back to the time when taxi drivers …
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Will the real Australia stand up!
Chris Fotinopoulos asks if we should also be recognising our demons on Australia Day
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My Big Fat Greek Epiphany
As we celebrated the Epiphany, Chris Fotinopoulos remembered January 6, his father’s name day, as a community building event
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The church of Oprah comes to town
Chris Fotinopoulos has a look at the church of Oprah, and finds it’s anything but Orthodox
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Think of children in need on Father’s Day
Father’s day is an appropriate time to reflect on a community’s responsibility to children, says Chris Fotinopoulos
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St Shirley of Mt Waverley
The Feast of the Dormition this weekend gives Chris Fotinopoulos cause to recall his grandmother and her friendship with a close neighbour, Shirley.
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If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands
Nothing irks Chris Fotinopoulos more than the banal muzak to which neo Christians clap their hands.
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World game is an Aussie sport
In the ’50s and ’60s many newcomers to the country achieved cultural acceptance by doing what true Australians did: drink VB and barrack for Australia in all sporting contests.<