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Fotis Kapetopoulos

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Baillieu edges closer to victory

One of the tighest elections since 1999 when Kennett lost power, may see Victoria’s longest running Labor government give way to the Coalition

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Brumby’s first election as Premier

John Brumby speaks to Neos Kosmos about what he stands for as Victorian electors prepare to vote

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Preferences to Greeks…not Greens for Baillieu

In the run up to the Victorian State Elections Neos Kosmos’ Fotis Kapetopoulos talks to Opposition Leader Ted Baillieu

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$1 million boost for Melbourne’s Greek community

Premier John Brumby announces grants for Oakleigh as part of the Cultural Precincts and Community Infrastructure Fund.

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70th Anniversary of Ohi Day

Greeks will commemorate the 70th Anniversary of Ohi! (No!) Day.

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Liberals commit $100,000 to Cypriots

A Baillieu Government would grant $100,000 for the Cypriot Community of Victoria says the Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs

Life

Alpargatas for all

The alpargata is as Spanish as bullfights and flamenco and aficionados have included everyone from Catalan farmers and Parisienne fashionistas to Jack Nicholson and Pope John Paul

Dialogue

Just common sense

Fotis Kapetopoulos observes changes in Greece during his first trip back in ten years

Features

Madrid’s wordly tastes

The Spanish capital, Madrid, is famous for its sleepless nights and tapas. Behind the open plazas, Fotis Kapetopoulos explores the city’s local tapas bars where food and drink abou

Dialogue

Greeks are not rude, just more human

Fotis Kapetopoulos explores the perceptions and misconceptions of the “Greek” character in Greece

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