This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of an undisputed icon of Italian cinema: Nino Manfredi.
Italian actor Nino Manfredi, who died in Rome in 2004. (Photo: AAP)
To celebrate his illustrious career, the Italian Cultural Institute (IIC) in Sydney has partnered with Ritz Cinemas in Randwick, and Cinema ...
The president of the newly formed Sicilian Federation has talked about his ambitious plans for the future, insisting that Italian migrants – “from any generation”- must be given a helping hand.
Every year at the St Gerard’s Catholic Primary School in North Dandenong, dedicated Italian teacher, Venerina Harris, organises a day dedicated to Italian art and culture.
A World Heritage site in Hepburn Springs, near Daylesford, has been given new life.
On Tuesday, Italian bishops chided nationalist league party leader Matteo Salvini for using the slogan “Credo” (I Believe) on his campaign posters for the September 25 general election.
On Tuesday, the southern region of Calabria marked the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the two world-famous ancient Greek warrior statues called the Riace Bronzes on August 16, 1972.
On Tuesday, Italy bade farewell to beloved science television host, Piero Angela, a national treasure often likened to Britain's David Attenborough.
Siena's famed Palio, the medieval bareback horse race, has been rescheduled to Wednesday because of bad weather on Tuesday, when it was originally set to take place.
An unforgettable gala event celebrating the 97th anniversary of the Società Isole Eolie Melbourne.
In Parallel, an exhibition featuring the works of Tabacco, Barbieri and Lirosi, is open to the public at Co.As.It until September 28.
One of Raphael’s masterpieces, ‘Portrait of a Young Woman’ (La Fornarina), has been returned to Rome after it was on loan to London’s National Gallery.
