Fotis Kapetopoulos
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Victoria overhauls multicultural policy with new authority to tackle growing division
The Victorian government has unveiled sweeping reforms, creating a new statutory authority, Multicultural Victoria, to replace the long-standing Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC). Premier Jacinta Allan and Multicultural Affairs Minister Ingrid …
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Power of attorney and wills critical in dementia care, lawyer warns
Chris Dolkas, lawyer and director of RND Lawyers, is cognisant of the issues across the Greek community – socially and culturally. He is one of the panellists at Fronditha Care’s …
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Cyprus rising: Innovation, diaspora, and a new vision
Demetris Skourides, Chief Scientist of the Republic of Cyprus, outlined Cyprus’ 2025 vision for research and technological development last Thursday, September 4, in Melbourne. The event was hosted by Madgwicks …
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Troy reimagined: Ancient war, modern echoes
Troy, written by Tom Wright and showing at the Malthouse Theatre, is symbolic of all bloody conflicts between people bound by identity. Audiences are transported back to the 12th century …
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Greek experts highlight human cost and global responsibility in the refugee crisis
On Monday evening, an esteemed panel of experts on refugees and asylum seekers gathered for an event titled Navigating Displacement and Belonging: Comparative Perspectives on Refugee Integration in Greece and …
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Kazzie Club marks 100 years of Kastellorizian settlement in Victoria
The Kazzie Club on Sunday celebrated the centenary of Kastellorizian migration and settlement in Victoria with the opening of an exhibition, a film screening, and the announcement of upcoming events. …
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Unity, respect, family, faith and endeavour shine at Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner
The annual Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner was a glittering affair with Victoria’s multiculturalism on full display. Community leaders, advocates and creatives arrived in their finest traditional costumes or slick evening …
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“Victory has made us proud,” Tsalikidis on Heidelberg United’s 2-0 win over Auckland FC
Heidelberg United president Steve Tsalikidis’ voice was hoarse over the phone, worn down by the shouts, songs, and celebrations. “The victory has made so many people proud,” he said. “We’re …
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Greek wines impress at Melbourne tasting
Braving Melbourne’s late-winter, early-spring cold, and rain, for a few gulps of fine wine hardly felt like a chore, especially when the glasses were filled with some of Greece’s best …
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Immigration Museum under budget pressure
Neos Kosmos has received information from trusted sources, who wish to remain anonymous, expressing concern about the future of the Immigration Museum under current financial pressures at Museums Victoria. At …