Fotis Kapetopoulos
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‘You keep culture alive’: Greek seniors and ex-servicemen recognised in Northcote gathering
Greek senior citizens gathered at the Centre of Greek Ex-Servicemen’s Elderly Citizens Club in Northcote for a community lunch and to hear from the Member for Cooper, Ged Kearney. She …
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Victoria’s tough new bail laws respond to Greek, Indian, Asian community fears over rising youth crime
What stood out last week at a media conference led by Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan were the real stories of crimes committed against members of Indian, Greek, and other ethnic …
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Albanese government’s $1.23m commitment to preserve heritage and reimagine St Dimitrios for the future
The completion of a long-awaited multi-function community theatre space at St Dimitrios in Windsor has been backed by a $1.23million commitment from Federal Labor to bring the project to life. …
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Vale Petro Georgiou: A principled voice for multiculturalism and humanity
Petro Georgiou AO, often described as the conscience of the Liberal Party during the Howard government’s increasingly hardline stance on refugees, passed away peacefully last night at the age of …
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HACCI National Federation advances Greek-Australian trade relations with inaugural online event
The Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry National Federation (HACCI NF) hosted its first online event, Bridging Markets: Greece-Australia Trade Insights, last month. It drew over 100 participants from …
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Battle for the middle: Election 2025 kicks off with cost-of-living showdown
On Friday morning, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese officially announced that the federal election will be held on May 3, following Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ fourth budget and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s …
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Zempilas: WA Liberals must rebuild by listening
Newly elected Western Australian Liberal Party leader Basil Zempilas says his first priority is to listen to voters who feel neglected by the Cook Labor Government. “The first priority of …
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Preserving a legacy: Greek-Australian archive finds home at NSW State Library
Social historian Leonard Janiszewski and his partner, photographer, Effy Alexakis, who have chronicled the Greek-Australian experience, have secured an opportunity to house their vast collection at the State Library of …
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The Greek War of Independence of 1821 reshaped the world and still echoes today
On 25 March 1821, a messy and bloody uprising by Greeks in what was then an inconsequential province of the vast Ottoman colonial empire set the world on fire. The …
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Labor regains ground as Coalition struggles to find its footing ahead of election
No one can predict an election outcome until the votes are counted. Up until a few weeks ago, the Albanese government seemed destined to be a one-term administration or one …