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Fotis Kapetopoulos

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A feast for the fast: Chora’s Easter celebration of Hellenic culinary living heritage

Chora – The Heart of Northcote hosted a nistisimo (fasting) dinner on Thursday March 20, curated by celebrated cookbook author Meni Valle. Over 100 guests gathered in the Axion Estin …

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Antipodes Festival: Your experience matters

The Antipodes Festival, one of the largest and most iconic celebrations of Greek culture outside of Greece, draws over 100,000 people to Melbourne’s Lonsdale Street each year. With Greek traditional …

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“Build, Build, Build”: Clare O’Neil’s bold plan to tackle Australia’s housing crisis

At a multicultural press conference on Thursday, the Commonwealth’s Housing and Homelessness Minister , Clare O’Neil said it was an “incredible privilege to be put in charge of something so …

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Premier Allan unveils toughest bail laws yet as Greek Community voices crime concerns

Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan pledged to introduce the toughest bail laws in Australia. The new laws will mean jail is no longer treated as a last resort for youth …

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Oasis coffee brews support, raising $10,000 for community causes

Peter Patisteas and Chris Togias from Oasis Coffee have reported raising $3,000 at this year’s Antipodes Festival, bringing the total amount raised from 2022 to 2025 to over $10,000. The …

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Victoria launches landmark multicultural review led by George Lekakis

The Victorian government has announced the commencement of the Victorian Multicultural Review, led by George Lekakis AO. Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ingrid Stitt today confirmed that Hass Dellal AO, Carmel …

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Julian Hill says Greeks are a “shining example” of multicultural success as the election looms

Consistent polls show Albanese’s Labor government sliding, yet as we head to federal elections, the race may well tighten. The contest over who governs Australia becomes real and polls matter …

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Labor’s big guns for the election – Medicare bulkbilling

A fortnight ago, Labor saw a flicker from what may have looked like a diminishing light on the hill. It rolled out the big guns—health. A signature Labor policy, the …

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Victoria takes a stand: Premier and Lord Mayor demand UK return Parthenon Sculptures

The British government has been put on notice by Victoria’s politicians, with Premier Jacinta Allan and Melbourne Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece demanding the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece. …

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Mary Coustas honours Greek women’s resilience at Fronditha Care forum

Mary Coustas was the special guest at a Fronditha Care forum on Tuesday, 4 March, in Melbourne, in honour of International Women’s Day. The event, attracted over 70 attendees from …

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