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Australia Persian Intl. Film Festival unveils official lineup 11 Aug 2018

Australia Persian Intl. Film Festival unveils official lineup

TEHRAN – The 7th edition of the Persian International Film Festival, which will be held in the Australian cities of Sidney and Melbourne, has announced the official lineup. The Sidney program will be held from August 30 to September 2 and Melbourne will host the festival from September 6 to 9, the organizers have said. […]

Australia to host 7th Intl. Persian Filmfest 17 Jul 2018

Australia to host 7th Intl. Persian Filmfest

The 7th edition of Persian International Film Festival will be held in Australia’s Sydney and Melbourne from August 30 to September 9. Founded in 2011, it is a one of a kind festival that showcases films by Persian-speaking filmmakers of Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, and through screenings, master classes and cultural events it celebrates this […]

World Cup: Peru Sign Off in Style 27 Jun 2018

World Cup: Peru Sign Off in Style

Yet to find the net at this FIFA World Cup, Peru finally struck when it mattered least to see off Australia 2-0 in their last Group C encounter. Already eliminated, Los Incas set about their task with calmness and patience before breaking the deadlock with their first chance on 18 minutes, Andre Carrillo volleying a splendid effort […]

Iran see off Australia in VNL 27 May 2018

Iran see off Australia in VNL

Australia conceded its second defeat in Saturday’s action at the men’s Volleyball Nation League as Lincoln Williams scored 18 points in a 3-0 sweep at the hands of Iran (25-23, 25-23, 25-21). Iran, in their usual style, didn’t play with much fanfare but coach Kolakovic’s men proved once again a well-oiled machine as Ali Shafiei […]

Brumby reprieve: Australia to ban wild horses cull at national park 21 May 2018

Brumby reprieve: Australia to ban wild horses cull at national park

Australia said Sunday the culling of wild horses in a unique national park would be banned despite fears the animals were threatening native species. An estimated 6,000 feral horses, known locally as “brumbies”, live in Kosciuszko National Park, a UNESCO-recognised biosphere reserve some 470 kilometres (292 miles) south of Sydney that has plant species found […]

Australia to host Iran’s ‘Bystander’ 20 May 2018

Australia to host Iran’s ‘Bystander’

 Iranian short animation ‘Bystander’ directed by Sheyda Kashi will vie at SAGA: Adelaide International Women’s Film Festival in Australia. ‘Bystander’ is about an old man who is living behind a window from where he sees a dark world and remembers his past when he was an active revolutionary. The 8-minute animation had previously received two […]

Australia pledges cash to help save the koala 07 May 2018

Australia pledges cash to help save the koala

Australia unveiled on Monday a US$34 million plan to help bring its koala population back from the brink, following a rapid decline in the furry marsupial’s fortunes. The Australian Koala Foundation estimates there may be as few as 43,000 koalas left in the wild, down from a population believed to number more than 10 million […]

Australia tourism industry under climate change threat – study 08 Feb 2018

Australia tourism industry under climate change threat – study

Australia’s multi-billion dollar tourism industry is under increasing threat from climate change with some of the nation’s top natural wonders in the firing line as temperatures and sea levels rise, a study warned Thursday. The report by environmental advocacy group the Climate Council said the government needed to do more to reduce carbon emissions harming […]

Australia offers cash for Great Barrier Reef rescue ideas 16 Jan 2018

Australia offers cash for Great Barrier Reef rescue ideas

Australia is calling on the world’s top scientific minds to help save the Great Barrier Reef, offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund research into protecting the world’s largest living structure. The UNESCO World Heritage-listed reef is reeling from significant coral bleaching due to warming sea temperatures linked to climate change. The 2,300-kilometre (1,400-mile) […]

Australia eager to launch mining coop. with Iran 24 Dec 2017

Australia eager to launch mining coop. with Iran

TEHRAN – MMDIC head said Australians have voiced willingness to develop cooperation with Iran in the mineral sector. Speaking at a meeting with the Australian ambassador to Iran Ian Biggs, Director General of Mines and Metals Development Investment Company (MMDIC), Azizollah Asari, said in addition to taking advantage of potentials and domestic resources, the general […]