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When a number of Italian immigrants made their way to Australian shores in the early 1950’s and 1960’s, with them came a culture so rich and signif...

By Claudia Trotter. A ski trip to Italy’s Dolomites- snow bunny attire, a thirst for several glasses of chilled Moet and a license to boogie until ...

By Claudia Trotter. Venice in the summer. A sweltering oasis of flustered map-reading tourists, decadent gold-rimmed gondolas and bustling market s...

By Stella Ward. Cinque Terre means  Five Lands in English. It's a collection of five vibrant villages on the cliff side coastline of the Italian Ri...

By Gill Whelan. Say the word ‘Positano’ and you conjure images of colourful hotels and houses hugging the hillside, deckchairs lined up on the cres...

By Gill Whelan. So you’ve spent some time in Rome in the heat of summer.  You’ve battled crowds seeing the sites and you’ve walked miles on cobbles...

By Claudia Trotter. The first day of an Italian spring always feels the same. As we say goodbye to the darkened chilly mornings and biting breezes ...

A short stay in Rome. By Gill Whelan. Rome - that beautiful city where you could lose yourself for days. So much history, so much culture, so much ...

A Day in Puglia. By Claudia Trotter. 8am- wake up in your sheets strewn with sand from yesterday’s coastal adventures to a thin beam of light strea...

 Celebrating in Style By Gill Whelan For one special week in July this year, 75 friends from around the world converged on the Amalfi Coast for a j...

Italy is the home of Renaissance, ‘la dolce vita’, pizza and typically colourful hand gestures, and in summer, Italy well and truly comes alive. If...