Italy’s Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori won the mixed doubles at the French Open on Thursday, beating American pair Taylor Townsend and Evan King 6-4 6-2 in the final.
Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori after their final victory. (Photo: ANSA)
It is Errani and Vavassori’s second grand slam title together after they won the US Open in September.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni congratulated them, hailing the triumph as “extraordinary”.
“Once again, you have taken our Tricolore (flag) high: congratulations champions, Italy is proud of you,” Meloni said via social media.
Errani is also in the semi-finals of the women’s doubles at Roland Garros with her Italian partner Jasmine Paolini.
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On Sunday, November 30, in the Baracca outdoor space at the Veneto Club, a delightful lunch was organised by the Padovani Association.
The traditional Festa di Santa Barbara di Francavilla was held in recent days at the Conca D’Oro Lounge in Riverwood.
The Italian Chamber of Commerce of Queensland and the Northern Territory hosted its traditional Christmas Networking Lunch and the Business Excellence Awards 2025.
The first edition of the sporting event organised by schools in the Bilingual School Network brought together a full day of football and cheering.
In the heart of Richmond sits the Veneto Group’s workshop-boutique, the Australian and New Zealand division of CP Parquet.
Amid emotional faces and hands resting on the cold bronze of the Welcome Wall, the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney welcomed hundreds of people for the unveiling ceremony of the new panels of the National Monument to Migration.
AS Roma bounced back from a difficult recent run with a hard-fought 1–0 win over Como at the Stadio Olimpico, tightening their grip on a top four spot.
As tradition dictates, the Veronesi Association of Melbourne celebrated the Feast of Saint Lucia on December 7.
On November 30, during the pre-Christmas celebration at the I.C.K.A. Club, the annual presentation of the Solidarity Cup 2025 took place.
A year of events and community: the Veneto Club of Adelaide looks ahead to Christmas and New Year celebrations.
