Benedetta Ferrara

In the silence of homes, where words become faint whispers and eyes search in vain for understanding, live stories too often go untold. Stories of coarse hands that built Australia, of eyes that have witnessed departures and new beginnings, but that now lower in shame before a door that won’t open, a phone that remains silent or a family member who causes harm instead of offering protection. Elder abuse has many faces, and the most dangerous is the invisible one.

Research, innovation and global vision were the central themes of ‘Connecting Continents: Research Dialogue with Europe’, a high-profile event held on July 9 at the prestigious Shine Dome in Canberra.

A copy of Il Globo spread on the kitchen table next to a steaming cup of coffee, while in the garden’s ripe tomatoes give off their fragrance under the summer sun. It’s the gentle poetry of every Italian-Australian grandfather that sisters Adelle and Claudia Frittitta wanted to capture in their children’s picture book ‘My Nonno Loves’.

Neapolitan crooner Patrizio Buanne is celebrating twenty years of music, projects and concerts with a new and highly anticipated Australian tour.

A new centre guaranteeing fast and free medical assistance, promising to give citizens shorter wait times and peace of mind, will soon open in Coburg.

Presented by director Frank Lotito and producer Rob Gabriel, “Pellegrinis A Melbourne Legacy” celebrates a place that has become an Australian icon through its stories and scars.

The program created by Detective Sergeant Vincent Manno arrives at St Georges Road Primary School in Shepparton.

From folk concerts to disco nights and the most sophisticated jazz, the Italian Festa & Expo 2025 offered two intense days of live music, dance and pure Italian energy.

Melbourne has gone from being one of the most liveable cities in the world to Australia’s “crime capital”—an epithet that was once the perception of just a few, but with the recent publication of new data by the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA), is slowly becoming the reality.

Education means offering opportunities, opening doors that might otherwise remain closed and creating spaces where young people can choose, grow and participate.