Media

3ZZZ – Ethnic Community Radio Melbourne, Slovenian Program

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Radio 3 ZZZ, Melbourne, Ethnic Community Radio, Slovenian Program
P.O. Box 1106, Collingwood Vic 3066, Australia
tel. 3 9763 4245
fax. 3 9763 3542
Email: metkal@bigpond.net.au
Coordinator: Margaret Lenarčič

SBS – Slovenian Radio and Television Programs In Australia

Melbourne

SBS Radio, Slovenian Program
P.O. Box 294,
South Melbourne VIC 3205,
Australia
Tel: 03 9949 2121
Fax: 03 9949 2385
E-mail: slovenian.program@sbs.com.au

Sydney

SBS Radio Sydney
Locked Bag 028
Crows Nest, NSW 1585
Australia
Tel: 02 9430 2828
Fax: 02 9438 1114
E-mail: slovenian.program@sbs.com.au

From Web classroom

Transport in The Glory of the Duchy of Carniola

Topic: JV Valvasor on transport in The Glory of the Duchy of Carniola

Valvasor on viticulture in Carniola

Topic: JV Valvasor on viticulture in The Glory of the Duchy of Carniola

The Freising Manuscripts – Brižinski Spomeniki

Topic: The Freising Manuscripts (in Slovenian Brižinski spomeniki or Brižinski rokopisi)

Idrija

Idrija located in the western Primorska region, is the oldest mining town in Slovenia, renowned for the second largest mercury mine in the world, and elegant white lace.

Folk-tales

Slovenian literary tradition is long in tales, myths and legends. A world is shown, populated by magical beings, such as fairies, water sprites and other magical creatures. The tales reflect Slovenian national character and depict their view of the world and experience of life.

Open education resources / Odprto izobražovanje

Webclassroom is a resource point of new cultural and language materials and references for students and teachers of Slovenian as a foreign language…

From Archives of ISSV

10.5. ISSV: Publishing 1998-1999

Poučevanje slovenščine/Teaching Slovenian language in Melbourne, Australia. Articles on Slovenian language as optional subject in the Victorian School of Languages, secondary year levels 7 to 12….

10.6. ISSV: Publishing 2000-2001

Institute for Slovenian Studies of Victoria: The articles, the majority in Slovenian, a few in English, were written with the aim of informing Slovenian community, about the ISSV projects and initiatives, and about the advantages of learning Slovenian, stimulating interest in the study of Slovenian language, and informing about courses and conditions.