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Nikos Fotakis

Dialogue

A war of words, again

My Big Fat Greek Week.

News

The impossible nationality

If Barnaby Joyce can’t be ‘as Aussie as they come’, then nobody can.

Dialogue

Fire and brimstone

Nikos Fotakis’ big fat Greek week of news.

Life

Using words to change the world

Writer Michalia Arathimos talks about her book, Aukati/ Boundary Line which she will launch at the Melbourne Writers Festival.

Dialogue

Going postal over marriage equality

Nothing good is going to come out of the postal plebiscite on marriage equality. In fact we should brace for polarisation, division, and toxic rhetoric.

Life

Greek music community in mourning after Arleta’s passing

“If Greek song was a river, then one of its banks is Arleta; all the rest are on the other bank”.

Life

‘Being Greek means pouring your heart out in any song that you sing’

As she sets out to launch her debut single, soulful vocalist Phoebe Day describes how her background influenced her quest to connect through music.

Dialogue

Beware of Greeks bearing ciggies

Victoria is committing to banning smoking from public places. Well, not entirely. Welcome to Oakleigh’s Eaton Mall.

Life

‘I hope my songs can make people feel like they’re not alone’

Introducing Blondel, AKA Bianca Gatsios, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter with a powerful voice and haunting songs, who narrates dark stories.

Dialogue

Idiots at the polling booth

No, Australia should not ‘rethink compulsory voting’.

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