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Francesca Valdinoci

Francesca Valdinoci

Journalist / Producer at SBS Australia Online

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    How to build a career in Australia’s construction industry

    Discover how migrants can start and grow a career in Australia’s construction sector. Learn about job demand, essential training, safety requirements, and the opportunities available across Australia.
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    Aged care jobs in Australia: how migrants are bridging gaps and bui...

    Explore migrant pathways into Australia’s aged care sector. Learn about training, support, and inspiring stories of building meaningful aged care careers.
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    Introducing Work in Progress: Inspiring journeys, expert advice for...

    Work in Progress is an Australia Explained series exploring how skilled migrants are starting new careers in some of Australia’s most in-demand sectors—including early childhood education, engineering, nursing, information and communication technology, aged care and construction.
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    Alluvione in Spagna, sale il bilancio delle vittime

    Il bilancio provvisorio delle vittime dell'alluvione che ha colpito la città di Valencia e alcune aree della Castiglia-La Mancia e dell'Andalusia è salito a 158. Ne abbiamo parlato con alcuni italiani residenti nella zona.
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    Shear success: Marika is one of a growing number of women working i...

    Marika Martini was one of only a handful of women working in the wool industry on a remote station in Western Australia. She now trains others to work in the field.
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    One-third of Australia's vital groundwater reserves is under threat...

    A scientific team from Western Australia says reduced rainfall, over-extraction for agriculture and contamination from mining has caused a decline in the country's vast subterranean water reserves.
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    "Pasta", Felice Arena's latest book for young kids

    “Pennette, Trenette and those little ears Orecchiette”: Felice Arena’s new picture book is a colourful celebration of all things pasta. Listen to the interview.
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    This Melbourne icon has served fried cheese and other Greek classic...

    Initially, diners at Jim's Greek Tavern dismissed octopus as fish bait. They were soon won over by saganaki and other Greek hits.
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    Prosecco wars: Australian winemakers fear 'devastating' impacts of ...

    The European Union’s battle for the naming rights of popular consumer items could end up costing Australian producers billions of dollars and for many, it’s not just a matter of money or bureaucracy. In the case of prosecco, some Australian grape growers claim the popular sparkling wine as part of…
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    Forage and you shall find happiness: Could the secret to mental wel...

    Urban forager Diego Bonetto takes workshops to teach people how venturing into the flora that grows wild can benefit us not only physically but also relax and calm our senses. But how to identify friend from foe?
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    Silvia Romano returns to Italy, while Government passes new economi...

    While the government reaches an agreement on new economic measures, aid worker Silvia Romano returns to Italy.
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    Italian company "will help make Australia greener"

    Salini Impregilo won the Snowy 2.0 hydropower megacontract worth AU$5.1B.
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    "I left a secure job to start my theatre company"

    Small Business Secrets: a journey to discover Italo-Australian small business owners. Artist and entrepreneur Rosa Campagnaro tells us her story.
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    Novecento and Beyond

    "The revolutionary role of Modern Italian Art has been overlooked for too long".
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    Italy fears a new wave of COVID-19

    The number of positive cases is on the rise in the country, where there are 925 active outbreaks in 9 regions.
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    "Australia? It's the eighth Aeolian island"

    Marco Giorgianni, the mayor of Lipari, meets the Aeolian community of Australia.
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    'Hope Delivery': Celebrity chef's charity meals feeding internation...

    Hope Delivery is an initiative that aims to provide 2000 free meals to international students and temporary visa holders working in the hospitality industry in Sydney and Melbourne. The man behind the project, celebrity chef Neil Perry says it's to show temporary visa holders in Australia that they…
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    Raffaello in Rome: painter, architect and Ancient Art officer

    "Divine painter", architect and protector of the antiquities: the fortune of Raffaello Sanzio at the court of the Popes.
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    "I danced in the most beautiful theaters in Australia, but now I'm ...

    Italian Riccardo Rodighiero danced with the Australian Ballet for three years but, despite his success, he packed his bags once again and returned home.
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    'The creation of #physicaldistancing': How street art is responding...

    A new wave of graffiti is taking the walls of Melbourne with street artists using their creativity to not just depict the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on everyday life, but also to spread the essential message to help curb the spread of the virus.
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    How this Melbourne mum 'twisted' Italian culinary traditions for he...

    Italian chef Alessandra D'Angelo started exploring the use of alternative ingredients when her son and daughter became vegetarian, as a way to help them maintain the taste of home-cooking. Today she owns an Italian restaurant in Melbourne specialising in vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free diets, and…