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Fotis Kapetopoulos

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Australia, Greece, Melbourne
As seen in: Neos Kosmos, The Age, Sydney Morning Herald
Journalist at Neos Kosmos, board member of Melbourne Press Club and Secretary of Independent Multicultural Media Australia (IMMA)

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‘The centre must hold’: Julian Hill on multicultural Australia, migration and the politics of division

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By Fotis Kapetopoulos Verified, Marco Patavino
| Neos Kosmos Verified
Migrants, the ‘others’, have always been easy political targets during periods of economic uncertainty. Rising living costs, stagnant wages, housing affordability, pressure on services, culture wars, overseas conflicts and the sway of tech barons, and disruptive impact of artificial intelligence are all amplified by social media. Grievances are harvested in algorithmic echo chambers, to fuel mistrust of governments and institutions providing populists fertile ground on which to campaign.
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$6 million Bulleen compensation boosts Greek Community of Melbourne ahead of AGM

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By Fotis Kapetopoulos Verified, Sotiris Hatzimanolis
| Neos Kosmos Verified
The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) will enter its Annual General Meeting (AGM) with a financial boost after securing a $6.02 million compensation settlement from the Victorian Government’s North East Link Authority for the compulsory acquisition of its Bulleen property. The payment is expected to be a focus of the AGM, which will be held on Sunday, August 2, at 1pm at the Andrianakos Centre at Alphington Grammar School, following a lengthy delay that had drawn criticism from some members.
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Beyond the taverna: Orlo brings the new Athens to Collingwood

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By Fotis Kapetopoulos Verified
| Neos Kosmos Verified
Every city’s food scene has a turning point — the moment when the familiar starts to fade and something new takes over. Barcelona had it. Copenhagen had it. Tokyo had it. Since 2017, Athens has been undergoing that same transformation: a culinary revolution driven by a new generation refusing to simply preserve Greek cuisine, but determined to reinvent it.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

A journalist in the mid 1980s for a music magazine in Adelaide, SA

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To service public interest, and assist democracy using media as the agora.