Italy recorded another 760 coronavirus deaths on Thursday, however new infections in the country continue to plateau three weeks into a nationwide lockdown.

Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte confirmed on Wednesday that the nationwide lockdown that has been in place since early March will be extended until April 13 as the country continues to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Italy on Wednesday recorded its lowest daily coronavirus death toll in almost a week, with 727 fatalities registered over the past 24 hours.

NSW has recorded two more deaths from coronavirus, taking the state’s toll to 12 and the national toll to 27.

Queensland has confirmed 39 new coronavirus cases, taking the total number to 873, and the state is months away from reaching a peak in infections.

The NSW government will provide grants of up to $10,000 for small businesses across the state struggling to survive during the coronavirus pandemic.

Anche il Festival di Sanremo lo ha ricordato con una standing ovation.

I vip colpiti: Carlo e Alberto di Monaco positivi, tanti attori e calciatori.

Può sembrare una sciocchezza ma per chi è abituata è un problema.

As the world grapples with the spread of coronavirus, one particular saint has made headlines for what seems to be an eerie coincidence. But is Saint Corona really the patron saint of pandemics?

Every year, the community of Forlimpopoli, in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, takes part in an age-old tradition that involves a huge papier-mâché puppet stuffed with toys and sweets.

Every year, Italians mark International Women’s Day with a native Australian shrub: wattle, or the mimosa flower, as it’s known in Italy.

Sostegno economico e prodotti di qualità gli assi portanti.

I consigli dell’esperta: “Sette semplici regole per evitare di mettere peso, senza stress e restando in salute”.

Every year on March 21, sweet-tooths around the world celebrate Tiramisù Day in honour of one of Italy’s most famous desserts.

Emma Pamio is a student at the Giulio Zanon primary school in Mejaniga, in the Padua area, which was one of the first red zones in Italy when the coronavirus outbreak began in late February.

Emma Pamio, 8 anni, e la mamma Giorgia Martini ci raccontano com’è la scuola a distanza in Italia.

Ne abbiamo parlato con il professor Antonello Giannelli, presidente dell’Associazione Nazionale Presidi.

Tutta la celebrazione, come sempre, è filata liscia come l’olio.

La Giornata Internazionale della Donna celebrata dal Co.As.It. tra consapevolezza e divertimento.

Wimbledon has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, marking the first time since World War II that the oldest grand slam tennis tournament won’t be played.

Ufficializzata la data d’inizio dei Giochi, rinviati di un anno a causa dell’emergenza Coronavirus.

Ampliati i poteri disciplinari per il presidente.

Sindacati e imprese a fianco del governo sulle misure salva-impiego, ma possibili modifiche prima del voto in Aula.

In arrivo misure straordinarie per le imprese e i loro dipendenti, includeranno anche chi ha già perso il lavoro.

L’obiettivo primario: evitare la diffusione del COVID-19, dopo che è stata superata quota mille contagi.

Quite probably the largest street festival in Australia, the Norton Street Italian Festa is a wonderful celebration of all things Italian held in the heart of Little Italy, with more than 100,000 people attending each year. The festival features carnival rides, jumping castles, animal farms, face...

This lavish multi-million dollar musical stars Ben Mingay as Shrek, Lucy Durack as Princess Fiona, Todd McKenney as Lord Farquaad (Sydney & Melbourne) and a special guest appearance by Marcia Hines as The Dragon. ‘Shrek the Musical’, based on the Oscar®-winning DreamWorks film, brings the hilario...

Each year, Sydney Writers’ Festival presents more than 300 events, attracting audiences of up to 100,000 for a week-long conversation of books and ideas. In May 2019, thousands of readers and hundreds of writers came together at our Festival hub at Carriageworks and venues across the city such as...

The Academia della Cucina Italiana released an official recipe for this spaghetti alla bolognese... using tuna, not ragù. According to the academy, the true traditional recipe from Bologna features spaghetti, tuna and tomato.

The official recipe for ragù isn’t simple, but it’s worth trying it for a taste of the end result: a rich and mouth-watering meat sauce. The sauce is traditionally served with tagliatelle, but you can also use it to make lasagne.

A fresh take on an Italian classic.