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Young baritone Michael Vaiasinni: 23.10.2009
Italian Opera Foundation (IOF) Gala Dinner Concert at the Doltone House in Sydney. Young Baritone Michael Vaiasinni explains to Max Civili how his passion for opera sparked.
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Diego Mariottini's new book on hooliganism in Italy: 29.10.2009
Journalist and writer Diego Mariottini has written several books about hooliganism in Italy. His latest is called "Tutti morti tranne uno (All dead except one)" and has just been published in Italy. Max Civili and Marco Lucchi spoke to him about the content of his latest effort.
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Baritone Jose' Carbo' at Italian Opera Foundation Gala Dinner Concert: 23.10.2009
Italian Opera Foundation (IOF) Gala Dinner Concert at the Doltone House in Sydney. Baritone Jose' Carbo' speaks to Max Civili about his upcoming professional commitments.
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'I got up my courage' by Giovanni Princigalli: 21.10.2009
'I got up my courage' is a documentary on Italian migration in Canada by Apulian director and academic Gianni Princigalli. Max Civili asks Princigalli who commissioned the documentary.
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150 years of Italians in Queensland: 21.10.2009
This year Queensland celebrates its 150th birthday. On the 17th of October academics Catherine Dewhirst, Claire Kennedy and Francesco Ricatti respectively from University of Southern Queensland, Griffith University and University of Sunshine Coast organized a symposium to reflect on 150 years of Italians in Queensland's history. Francesco explains to Max Civili where the idea of the Symposium came from.
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Futurist Evening in Sydney: 21.10.2009
100 years ago, writer Filippo Tommaso Marinetti launched the Futurism movement in his Manifesto, which he published for the first time in 1909 in La gazzetta dell'Emilia, an article then reproduced in the French daily newspaper Le Figaro a few days later. Theatre company CarbonComedy, led by Bianca Bonino, celebrates the anniversary presenting the show 'Futurist Evening' in Sydney. Max Civili asks Bianca what the show is about.
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Andreina and the World Masters Games: 23.10.2009
With the World Masters Games (WMG) officially ended, we all look forward to the next edition of the Games that will be held in Turin in 2013. During the Sydney edition Max Civili caught up with Andreina Garofali, one of the media officers of the WMG.
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Paolo Verri on Italy's 150th birthday: 16.10.2009
The 150th anniversary of Italy achieving its unity as a nation will be celebrated in 2011. The centre of celebrations will be Turin, the first Italian Capital. Tony Palumbo has discussed the planned celebrations with the Chairman of the Organising Committee, Paolo Verri, who is planning a trip to Oceania to publicize his plans for the event in this part of the world.
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Dawn Fraser swimming in 'Turbulent Waters': 21.10.2009
Italo-Australian painter Filippa Buttitta's 'Turbulent Waters' was selected among the finalists for Australia's most prestigious portrait prize for female artists, the Portia Geach Memorial Award.
'Turbulent Waters' captures former controversial Olympic swimming champion Dawn Fraser in her "natural environment", the swimming pool. Max Civili's feature story on Dawn Fraser (voiced by Carlo Oreglia) introduces an interview with Buttitta.
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Slowfood founder Carlo Petrini at Sydney Opera House: 9.10.2009
Slowfood founder and international president Carlo Petrini spoke at the Sydney Opera House on October 18, a highlight event of the Sydney International Food Festival. Luisa Perugini asks Petrini about some passages from his latest book.
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Next World Masters Games to be held in Turin: 19.10.2009
In 2013, Turin will host the next edition of the World Masters Games. Planner of the 2006 Winter Olympic Games Bernardino Chiavola speaks to Max Civili about what a great achievement this represents to Turin.
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Silent Film Festival in Sydney: 20.10.2009
The Australia's Silent Film Festival opened in Sydney last 15 October. Pianist Mauro Colombis explains to Max Civili how important is for a silent film to be accompanied with some good live piano music.
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Four medals for Clinton!: 19.10.2009
Down Syndrome Australian swimmer Clinton Stanley won four medals at the World Masters Games held in Sydney between 10 and 18 October. Clinton achieved three gold medals (800m and 400m freestyle, 200m butterfly) and one silver (200m freestyle).
The Australian swimmer and his mum Sue Stanley met with Max at the Aquatic Center, after the races.
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Wold Masters Games to be held in Turin in 2013: 19.10.2009
Next edition of the World Masters Games (WMG) will be held in Turin in 2013.
Max Civili caught up with Turin 2013 WMG Organizing Committee representative Pier Paolo Maza at the Aquatic Centre in Sydney.
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73 year-old Elena competes to win gold!: 19.10.2009
Elena Placi is a 73-year old Argentinian swimmer of Italian-descent who participated in the World Masters Games held in Sydney from 10 to 18 October. Max Civili caught up with Elena, just a few minutes before the race.
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From Rio de Janeiro to Sydney for the World Masters Games : 19.10.2009
Bianca Cosenza is a “carioca” swimmer of Italian-descent who was at the World Masters Games held in Sydney from 10 to 18 October. Max Civili speaks with Maria (first from right in the photo) and her two friends Herilene Freitas and Consuelo Rocha at the Olympic Aquatic Center, right after their race.
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Cagliari swimmers in Sydney: 19.10.2009
Sydney has recently hosted the World Masters Games. Open to people of all abilities and most ages, the World Masters Games are the world's largest multi-sport event attracting up to three times more competitors than the Olympic Games. Max caught up with Cagliari-based swimmers Rossana Pintus, Cinzia Mocci, Corrado Sorrentino, Alice Gilli and Cristina Cesaraccio, all portrayed in the photo and all competing at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Center.
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Alberto Baldin's "La Scheda" - Salvo D'Acquisto: 25.9.2009
September 1943, WW2, The scene is set in Rome countryside (Torre di Palidoro). Salvo, 22 years old, low-ranked in Carabinieri corps, confessed a crime never committed. He was executed. His heroic act saved the lives of 22 peasants herded by the Germans for the reprisal. Salvo's brother, Alessandro, gives his contribution to the story through his memories.
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IMMUNITY LAW SCRAPPED: 9.10.2009
The Constitutional Court has scrapped the immunity law, also known in Italy as ‘Lodo Alfano’. The court’s decision overturns a law granting premier Berlusconi, president Napolitano and the presidents of both parliamentary chambers Schifano and Fini, immunity from prosecution while in office. Berlusconi’s lawyer and People of Freedom MP Gaetano Pecorella speaks with Luisa Perugini a few hours before the final decision.
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F.D.I. wandering in soul's forest: 8.10.2009
Peter Paul Buhne left Naples some 30 years ago with the goal of
re-discovering himself. After a long spiritual journey, he founded a band called 'Fratelli d’Italia'(F.D.I.).
Recently F.D.I. have produced ‘Il Bosco dell’Anima’, their most
ambitious project to date, that features original music set to poems by prominent Italian writer and poet Cristiana Maria Sebastiani. Peter Paul met with Max Civili at SBS and together they went back over the FDI’s history.
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