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25 September 2026
The values of the Republic, the strength of Made in Italy and a vision for the future: this is how Melbourne celebrated the 80th Anniversary of the Italian Republic.

On the 3rd of June, The Consulate General of Italy in Melbourne, in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute, brought together representatives from government, business, culture and the Italian community for an evening dedicated to the values of democracy, freedom and civic participation that have shaped the Italian Republic for eighty years. ⭐🌿 The presence […]

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24 September 2026
26th Week of the Italian Language in the World

“Lingua geniale: ideare, progettare, creare con l’Italiano” The 26th Week of the Italian Language in the World will take place from 19 to 25 October 2026, focusing on the theme “Lingua geniale: ideare, progettare, creare con l’italiano”. The initiative is promoted in collaboration with Italy’s traditional partners in language and cultural promotion, MIM, MUR, MiC, […]

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11 September 2026
“The Francis Effect. Overcoming Barriers between Species and Classes”, a lecture by Professor Michele Campopiano

Presented by the Italian Consulate General in Melbourne, the Italian Cultural Institute, Monash University and CO.AS.IT., on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the death of St Francis of Assisi, the lecture by Professor Michele Campopiano (University of Catania) focuses on Francis of Assisi , a pivotal figure in medieval culture who remains at […]

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5 June 2026
80th Anniversary of the Italian Republic

The values of the Republic, the strength of Made in Italy and a vision for the future: this is how Melbourne celebrated the 80th Anniversary of the Italian Republic. The Consulate General of Italy in Melbourne, in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute, brought together representatives from government, business, culture and the Italian community for […]

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13 May 2026
ITALY–AUSTRALIA: PRIME MINISTER ALBANESE VISITS THE EXHIBITION “Rome: Empire, Power, People”

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited the exhibition Rome: Empire, Power, People at Melbourne Museum on Saturday, 9 May 2026. Welcomed by Ambassador Lener and Consul General Mauri, together with the leadership of the organising institution, Museums Victoria, the Prime Minister had the opportunity to admire the extraordinary selection of artefacts from the collections of […]

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2 April 2026
“ROME: EMPIRE, POWER, PEOPLE” EXHIBITION OPENS AT MELBOURNE MUSEUM: ANCIENT ROME TAKES CENTER STAGE IN AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, 30 March 2026 – The major exhibition “Rome: Empire, Power, People” was inaugurated today in Melbourne. It has been produced by the Melbourne Museum in collaboration with the Museo Nazionale Romano and the Museo Archeologico di Firenze, with organizational support from Contemporanea Progetti. The exhibition represents an unprecedented event in the Australian cultural landscape. […]

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2 April 2026
Call for Applications: Master’s Degree in International Economics and Business Administration at the University of Verona

The Italian Cultural Institute of Melbourne is pleased to share that the Call for Applications for the Master’s Degree in International Economics and Business Administration at the University of Verona for the Academic Year 2026/2027 is now open. This Master is an international triple program involving the University of Verona (Italy), the University of Bamberg […]

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27 March 2026
ROME: EMPIRE, POWER, PEOPLE AL MELBOURNE MUSEUM

The Italian Cultural Institute of Melbourne is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition Rome: Empire, Power, People at Melbourne Museum on 1 April 2026, with the exhibition remaining on view until 25 October 2026. For the first time ever, a collection of 180 original artifacts dated from the 1st Century CE to the […]

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