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Christian-Pierre La Marca’s Ode to Nature

  CHRISTIAN PIERRE LA MARCA’S ODE TO NATURE WONDERFUL WORLD: AN IMMERSIVE MULTIMEDIA CLASSICAL CONCERT   the elite of the French cellists Le Monde. music brought to life at the...

Campus France Student Testimonial: Exchange at HEC Paris

On Exchange to France from Australia Allison studied at HEC Paris, France through an exchange at the University of Melbourne last year. Campus France talked with Allison to hear about...

The story of Esther Wise becomes integrated into the Victorian curriculum

The story of Esther Wise becomes integrated into the Victorian curriculum     The moving story of Holocaust survivor Esther Wise has been immortalised in a poignant documentary titled “Never...

Germaine Acogny: Mother of Contemporary African Dance

Germaine Acogny, also known as the mother of contemporary african dance, will be gracing our shores this March, read on to learn more about this exceptional woman and about her Australian events.

Annie Ernaux, French feminist who uses language as ‘a knife’, wins Nobel Prize for Literature

Annie Ernaux was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature on October 6, she is the first French woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature since 1901. Read the article by Prof. Véronique Duché to learn more about 'The Mother of Sociological Fiction' and her works.

Marie Leautey, the fastest woman running around the world

on the 30th of August, French round-the-world runner Marie Leautey arrived in Sydney, marking the completion of The Australian leg of her journey. Read on to find out more about her journey and motivations.