Fotis Kapetopoulos
Dialogue –
Jesus took three days — I took one and a pacemaker
On the Wednesday before Easter, as I was writing up my interview with Peter Dutton for Neos Kosmos, I began to faint. Despite any natural instincts, Dutton is not to …
News –
Communities urged to speak up in Victoria’s major multicultural review
A sweeping review of Victoria’s multicultural policies and programs is now underway—and the state’s diverse communities are being called on to help shape it. It is important that the Review …
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Albanese claims historic win with message of unity, fairness, and hope
A triumphant Anthony Albanese declared victory at Labor headquarters in Sydney, calling it “the greatest honour of my life” to serve as prime minister. “It is with a deep sense …
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Peter Dutton falls: A Historic loss for the Liberals and a changing Australia
An emotional Peter Dutton, supported by his wife Kirilly Dutton and two of their three children, sons Tom and Harry, conceded defeat as the leader of the Liberal Party and …
Labor wins! Dutton to lose his seat
By 7:45 pm on ABC TV, polster, Kosmo Samaras was almost ready to call it—Labor is riding a 3 per cent national swing. With just 4.9 per cent of the …
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EXCLUSIVE: Albanese speaks to Neos Kosmos on culture, community, and global challenges
Neos Kosmos pitched a range of questions to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and on the eve of polling day, the PM responded. We sought answers to issues relevant to the …
Life –
Where history is served on a plate: A culinary journey with Meni Valle in Halkidiki
Cookbook author Meni Valle is organising a culinary retreat in mid-September that “combines Greek food, wine, and visual storytelling, in one of my favourite places in the world – Halkidiki, …
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Peter Dutton commits to the Greek community
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 …
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Victoria’s multiculturalism –is fraying, and the government aims to revive it
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 …
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Josh Burns runs open ticket in high-stakes Macnamara race
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 …