On Wednesday 19th November, the President of the French Republic, Mr. François Hollande, visited Telopea Park School, Lycée Franco-Australien in Canberra. A binational French-Australian school since 1983, it is accountable…
On Tuesday 18th November, in the beautiful Opera House of Sydney, the President of the French Republic, François Hollande, delivered a speech directed to the 100,000 French nationals living in Australia….
On the 11th of November at 11:00 am, every Australian pauses to remember the soldiers that were killed or injured during wars or armed conflicts. An official ceremony took place…
Every year, on 11th November, we pause to remember those who have died or suffered in all wars and peacekeeping operations. Although, 2014 is special as it marks the first year of the…
On Wednesday, 15th October, Myriam Boisbouvier-Wylie, Honorary Consul, and Pascale Mercader from the Department of Education in Victoria, presented the DELF ( Diplômes d’études en langue française) diplomas to eleven Victorian teachers in…
On Wednesday 15th of October, the Alliance Française hosted a congratulatory function for the two Australian winners of the video clip competition organised by Campus France, the French national agency for the promotion of tertiary education…
On September 11th, the Ambassador of France in Australia, his Excellency Mr. Lecourtier paid a visit to the French schools in Melbourne that are accredited or on the way to…
The French Tourism bureau, Atout France, held a reception on September 3rd at Hotel Sofitel Melbourne, to welcome the General Director of the tour de France, Mr. Christian Prudhomme, who was in…
On Wednesday 10 September, the Honorary Consulate General of France in Melbourne welcomed His Excellency Mr. Christophe Lecourtier, Ambassador of France in Australia, to a reception attended by representatives and actors…
On August 26th,many distinguished people attended the farewell reception to Mr. Seyit Mehmet Apak, Consul General of Turkey. It was a warm occasion, during which the multiculturalism of Victoria was again…
