On 7 th and 8 th August, the Canberra Symphony Orchestra marked the 200 th anniversary of Beethoven’s 9 th Symphony and premiered ‘Daughters of Elysium’ by Miriama Young, inspired by Friedrich Schiller’s ‘Ode to Joy’.

The European Union is dedicated to advancing education and offers a variety of scholarships to both EU and non-EU citizens, promoting global cooperation in academia and research. One of these initiatives, Erasmus Mundus programme, turns 20 this year! For this occasion, we would like to inspire Australian students and young graduates with the story of Marco Lupoli, Erasmus Mundus representative...

The European Union is supporting targeted climate change and energy-related projects in selected third countries through the ‘Climate Dialogues’ funding instrument. A recent, highly successful EU-Australia project examined solar photovoltaics (PV) through a circular economy lens. Analyses were underpinned by a series of workshops with stakeholders and experts from Australia, the EU, and its Member...