Sir Arvi Parbo, one of Australia’s most well-known and recognised mining entrepreneurs, and probably the only knighted Estonian, died on 1 May at the age […]
Sir Arvi Parbo, an Estonian-Australian mining entrepreneur and a knight – obituary Read More
Australia is the latest of nations that has decided to test out a new concept of modern diplomacy – opening a pop-up embassy in the
Australia opens its first pop-up embassy in Estonia Read More
Australia has announced it is joining the Tallinn, Estonia-based NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence. The centre said on Twitter that Australia’s foreign minister,
Australia is joining the Tallinn-based NATO cyber defence centre Read More
The Estonian ridesharing platform, Taxify, has launched in Sydney, Australia, with over four thousand drivers registered. “Sydney is a huge and vibrant city,” Markus Villig,
Estonian ridesharing platform Taxify launches in Australia Read More
Estonia has finally opened an embassy in Australia, 25 years after regaining independence. The Estonian foreign minister, Marina Kaljurand, opened the embassy – the first
Estonia opens an embassy in Australia Read More
Estonians are certainly making an impact on and their presence felt in Australia. The way in which Estonians integrate into an existing culture without forgetting
Estonians taking on the world in Brisbane: where we are at and where we have come from Read More
Australia hosts the fifth largest Estonian community in the world. Among the Estonians currently living in Australia, the Sydney community is the liveliest one. The
Estonian communities around the world: keeping the flag flying in Sydney Read More
Under our “Global Estonians” feature we talk to diverse people in different cities, countries, continents. Anna-Liisa Sutt is a senior speech pathologist at the Prince Charles
“Global Estonians” – senior speech pathologist Anna-Liisa Sutt (Brisbane, Australia) Read More
What do the world’s oldest continually living cultures, i.e. those of the Australian indigenous people and Estonians, have in common? At first glance not much, but at a closer look
Estonian folk costume stripes on Australian Aboriginal art Read More
Leen Rampe (née Võrno) and Siimon Rampe are a wife-husband team passionate about Estonian film. They have run monthly film sessions called KiNO! nights at
Leen and Siimon Rampe – Estonian film ambassadors in Australia Read More
