The former governor of Victoria and Supreme Court judge died in his sleep, leaving a considerable legacy in his wake ...
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Berrettini believes he has Nadal’s number
Italy’s Matteo Berrettini has turned from dreamer to believer and knows he has the game to stop Rafael Nadal’s record pursuit in Friday’s Australian Open semi-final.
Italian News /
Italy fails to elect president once more
Italy’s parliament has failed to elect a new president for a fourth day running, with the main political blocs floundering in their efforts to find a mutually acceptable candidate for the powerful role.
Arts & Culture /
From Dante to Austen: State Library Victoria exhibits rare, sacred and iconic books
Bibliophiles can feast their eyes on more than 300 of the state’s rarest books in Australia’s largest exhibition dedicated to books, held at the State Library Victoria.
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Italian craftmanship at the heart of Andrea Ferrari’s custom joinery business
Andrea Ferrari always knew that he wasn’t destined to follow in his parents’ footsteps, choosing instead to chase his passion on the other side of the world.
Australian News /
Europe weighs up Australia travel freedoms
Europe’s ambassador to Australia Michael Pulch says there is an opportunity for free travel between the two regions to restart once COVID-19 transmission rates begin to fall.
Italian News /
Italy fails in new bid to elect president
Italy continues to wait for a successful presidential election after no candidate managed to secure a two-third majority in the third round of voting.
Community /
Sydney’s Italian and Jewish communities to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day
In 2000, the Italian government introduced a law (Legge no. 211) and established the ‘Giorno della memoria’, or Day of Remembrance.
Community /
Victorian fruit growers call on locals to save this season’s harvest
It is the paradox of this unprecedented chapter in history: while consumers are confronted with empty shelves at the supermarket, farmers are growing the same amount of produce but are struggling to harvest it due to the lack of workers.
Italian News /
Italy seeks UNESCO status for espresso coffee
Italy has applied for UNESCO status for its famed espresso coffee, the nation’s deputy agriculture minister Gian Marco Centinaio announced on Thursday.
Sport /
Two Italians make Grand Slam quarter-finals for first time in 49 years
Jannik Sinner raised the Italian flag high over Melbourne Park on Monday, knocking out Aussie young gun Alex de Minaur 7-6(3) 6-3 6-4 to make history and join compatriot Matteo Berrettini in the Australian Open quarter-finals.