Irina Burmistrova

The Jewish Museum in Melbourne is hosting an exhibition by sculptor and visual artist Nina Sanadze Hana & Child. We asked Nina about this exhibition, working on 300 sculptures with her mother, as well as her upcoming exhibition at NGV and the impact of Israel’s war with Hamas on her life. We also…

Engineer and manager Svetlana Khaikina lives in the small town of Port Hedland in the Pilbara region famous for its mines and harsh climate with cyclones and temperatures up to 47 degrees. Svetlana helped Ukrainian immigrant -: engineers, tradies and educators - with writing CVs and finding jobs.…

April 12 is the International Day of Human Space Flight. Let's listen to the podcast originally published in 2020. Astronomer Slava Kitaeff answered questions from the audience. Is there a cat constellation? How does alcohol work in space? And what space movies should you watch?

Julia Leontyev is a Melbourne based artist originally from Odessa. “Every job I do is a search. I'm going through a tunnel and entering into a different reality,” she says.

One of our finest artists Vincent Namatjira painted the portrait of the country's richest woman Gina Rinehart. She reportedly wants it gone.

The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) hosts the Pharaoh exhibition, dedicated to three thousand years of ancient Egyptian art and culture. The exhibition was created in partnership with the British Museum as part of the Winter Masterpieces series. Listen about the exhibition and other important…

This year, her turtle won an international soft toy competition in Germany and won a Teddy Oscar. Listen to the interview about lives of teddy-makers, the Teddy Bear Bazaar exhibition, and the collection of Australian animals as Vikings.

How was Wi-Fi invented? Why did they grow a mould room at the institute? Who gifted people the joy of hearing? And what does this have to do with shells on the beach? The second season of the podcast "Koo-koo, kookaburra!" is all about Australian inventions. Audio in Russian only.

How was Wi-Fi invented? Why did they grow a mould room at the institute? Who gifted people the joy of hearing? And what does this have to do with shells on the beach? The second season of the podcast "Koo-koo, kookaburra!" is all about Australian inventions. Audio in Russian only.

Nina Sanadze, a visual artist and sculptor from Melbourne, opens the Goldstone Gallery in February. The first exhibition will be the first solo show by Russian photojournalist Evgeny Feldman. It commemorates the one-year anniversary of Alexei Navalny’s tragic death in a Siberian penal colony