- August 12th, 2013
- Posted by EU Australia
The recent intensification of security precautions against a possible terrorist attack even caused a rare closing-down of visits to the Eiffel Tower.
Those looking out for the already-famous roof-top mural, in the name of Lena Nyadbi, could not have been amused. … Read More »
- May 29th, 2013
- Posted by Editor EUAustralia

Best is Show, for the Chelsea Flower Show in London, was awarded this year (21.5.13) to the Australian entrant, put up by a team of hard-working, green-thumbed gardeners, and framed around an artificial billabong. … Read More »
- May 29th, 2013
- Posted by Editor EUAustralia
The Cannes Film Festival wound up with cheers from the home-town crowd; a film about girl-girl love won the Palme d’Or, as France, amid turmoil, determination and protest, entered an era of legal same-sex marriage.
The festival also presented a special award to the distinguished director Jane Campion. … Read More »
- May 27th, 2013
- Posted by Editor EUAustralia
The month of May began for the Netherlands under a new head of state; King Willem-Alexander with his wife, Queen Maxima, took office upon the abdication of his mother Queen Beatrix. … Read More »
- February 18th, 2013
- Posted by EUEditor
European authorities are actively studying a uniform testing regime to prevent meat substitution, after the discovery of horsemeat being sold as beef in thirteen or more countries. … Read More »
- February 5th, 2013
- Posted by EUEditor
The skeleton found under a Leicester car park, in England, has been identified “beyond reasonable doubt†as that of King Richard III.
The man was killed in a civil war battle close to the city in 1485, and buried by monks at a church that was later demolished, during the religious purges of Henry VIII. … Read More »