German

A little while ago the 27-year-old Constanze Hahn told us about her internship and her background in literature and theatre. Today, well hear about her assessment of the major issues the young generation will face in the future. Two of the most im...

Echo Helvetia pays a visit to the Sydney Swiss Club's Playgroup.

Was für eine Woche!? waves to our flying-away Prime minister, laughs about a joke the Reserve Bank made and feels sorry for Indian men who are not allowed to become flight attendants.

Pork Filet with a honey curry marinade: Yum! You can either try it out yourself, or listen to Achim Herterich's expert description. This is the second cooking show on the German program, after our successful launch in June. Enjoy!

"Echo Helvetia" pays a visit to the Swiss Club Sunshine Coast and looks at the possibly wet summer in Switzerland.

Last weekend, Matt Gilbertson entertained a curious audience at a sold-out show at the Adelaide Comedy Festival. His quirky show, which concluded the festival, was titled Hans - Like a German.

88 percent of Australians wish to die at home, yet only 16 percent do so. Why, and what are the ramifications? We speak to an expert from LifeCircle Australia, who's about to train German speaking volunteers as LifeCircle mentors.

The former state of Yugoslavia has now become a member of yet another union. We ask Croatians in Australia what they make of the big step towards European integration.    

Every week, a brief summary looks at the highlights of the German program. Today, it is all about the turbulent Australian politics, Silvio Berlusconi and a German football player turned photographer in Queensland.

Germany's new favourite Spaniard is called Pep Guardiola. He has intensively studied German and the club that currently rules European Soccer, but who is the coach everyone expects miracles from?    

"Was für eine Woche!?" with CJ Delling looks in surprise at Rudd, wonders about the election in Mexico and suffers a Brazilian spring fever.

"Was für eine Woche!?" participates in the G8-summit, visits Obama in Berlin and tells of Putin.

Ever wanted to experience a piece of Australia in Hamburg's concrete jungle? You can, as we find out today, in part two of a three-part series on Hamburg's latest tourist attraction, the "igs 2013".

Since April, visitors from all over the world have been flocking to the Hamburg Garden Show. It's huge, and a delightful experience for every garden lover. But did you know that gardening can be a multicultural affair? In Hamburg, it certainly is!...

Laughter yoga is a health and fitness craze sweeping the world. Marianne Bishop-Holliger and Heidy Giger are teaching laughter at the laughter club Helvetia every third and fourth Thursday at the Swiss Club in Melbourne.