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Mary Sinanidis

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  • Communications and Publications Specialist, Freelance
Melbourne
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Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity

Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity

UNESCO defines " oral and intangible heritage" as "the totality of tradition-based creations of a cultural co…

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$91,500 needed in months: Community races to save La Trobe's Advanced Greek program

$91,500 needed in months: Community races to save La Trobe's Advanced Greek program

Community leaders, educators and students have united to raise $91,500 to restore La Trobe University's Advan…

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Sunday Morning Strollers retrace Port Melbourne's immigration story

Sunday Morning Strollers retrace Port Melbourne's immigration story

As the Sunday Morning Strollers gathered outside Station Pier on Sunday, organiser Dorothy Hatzopoulou asked:…

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Apolis04 - Apolis Magazine

Apolis04 - Apolis Magazine

Apolis Magazine uses **cookies** to improve your browsing experience, support essential website functions, an…

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Corporare - Evan Task in Outer Space

Corporare - Evan Task in Outer Space

Corporare derives from the Latin corporare: to form into a body, to make material, to embody. It is both a wo…

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Sweet smell of succession for Oakleigh icons passing the torch without burning the house

Sweet smell of succession for Oakleigh icons passing the torch without burning the house

The families behind Nikos Cakes and Vanilla Lounge are showing that true legacy is what you keep together for…

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Interview

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To be a journalist is to find and verify the truth, to hold leaders to account, to make the world a better place.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Master the fundamentals — clear writing, relentless fact-checking, and unwavering ethics. Embrace modern skills. Adapt. And be curious!

What's the most common misperception about your beat?

Reporting on community and multicultural affairs is not as soft a beat as some people assume. It's a high-stakes accountability beat.