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Dean Kalimniou

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FYROM rally: A weekend of hate

When Slav-FYROM members of the community burnt Greek flags at their protest last Sunday, to the chant of “F*ck Greeks”, I became distressed. Had they chanted “F*ck Greece,” I would …

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A story about kourabiedes and identity theft

The whole affair took place while I was having a coffee with a friend at one of the cafes on Toorak Road, near my office. My friend a particularly patriotic …

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Australian Apokriatic Aphorisms

Despite the assumption that traditional customs erode over time, Greek Melbourne has over the decades evolved into an Apokriatic town.

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Culture on the margins

Using the Lonsdale Street Greek Festival as a melting pot is apt because this is a festival that is staged every year with the sole purpose of celebrating diversity

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Traitors in our Macedonian midst

‘Semi-articulation of opinion is no loss to an ochlos that is not interested in listening to any viewpoint that does not reinforce its own narrow prejudices.’

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Pontians and Australia Day – A juxtaposition

19 May, is a public holiday in Turkey; a celebration of the legacy of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day. For Hellenes, it signifies the genocide of the Greek peoples of Pontus.

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Namesake

Dean Kalimniou on the ‘Macedonia’ name dispute.

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TROY: Fall of stereotype

Dean Kalimniou tackles the Greek obsession with blondeness, and the community’s outrage at the use of black actors in Troy – Fall of a City.

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Greek-Australian Vasilopita

Who gets the coin?

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Odisho’s Christmas Odyssey

Every year, Odisho and his nostalgic of Greece Assyrian friends who lived there in the late 70s and early 80s, get together to have a pre-Christmas dinner

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