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French author Laurent Binet was at the Writers Festival this year. In his conference he talked about his award-winning book about Heidrich "HHhH". In this report find out what he said about his method of writing and about the theme of his book...

"Rien ne se passe comme prevu" is the title of the latest book by Laurent Binet, the only French author who was at the Melbourne Writers Festival this year. In his conference with Veronique Dutton, he spoke about this book where he relates the ele...

Jacqueline Dutton and Veronique Duche specialise in French studies at The University of Melbourne. Both have hosted talks with French author Laurent Binet (HHhH) who was invited at the Melbourne Writers Festival this year. They tell about their en...

1 year after moving to Melbourne, Kylie Millar chats to Christophe Mallet about everything cake and pastry related.... and her love of all things sweet... Eat sweet, dream big!

Gabriel Gate visited our studios to have a general post Tour de France Catch up with Christophe Mallet ...

News feature on the expected rise of the price of australian Visas

Elliott Wheeler is a Sydney based composer, producer and founder of Turning Studios. Classically trained, he studied composition and brass studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and Philosophy at Sydney University.   last y...

French author Laurent Binet who received the Prix Goncourt du Premier Roman in 2010 for HHhH is touring Australia and New Zealand. He talks about his book on the assassination of Heydrich, a Nazi leader, where his own life and his reflections on ...

Nik Kaloper is the drummer of the australian band 'The Jezabels' - He speaks with Christophe Mallet about their contribution to 'Melodie Francaise'

Jacques Maudy speaks to Christophe Mallet about his work in Myanmar, and his dedication to save the buildings and the character of Yangon, the former country capital.

Bronwyn Hinz is a PHD student at the University of Melbourne, but also has been an adviser in politics. In this Chat with Christophe Mallet she talks about the Campaign 2013 so far

Pulaar people, or Fulanis, and affiliated ethnic groups leave on a stretch of land that goes from the Atlantic coast of Africa (Senegal, Mauritania, Guinea... to the East African coast on the Red sea and Indian ocean. Though there is only a sm...

Thomas Pachoud speaks to Christophe Mallet about 'Proximity' - a work that creates a magical dialogue between live dance and astonishing live video effects.     http://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au/whats-on/event.as...

Last month, Aller Simple, a French short film won the first prize of the Sydney 48 hours ecofilm challenge. The event had been organized by the NRMA together with Parramatta City Council. Bertrand Tungandame asked Ambroise Becchio of Pro...

Yesterday, most of the Africans in Darwin, Christian and Muslim, got together to celebrate the end of the Muslim Holy Month of Ramadan. Bertrand Tungandame caught up with Onesphore Ndayizeye, one of the participants in those celebrations.