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National Conference 2018

The National Conference offers teachers of German the possibility to update on the newest teaching materials and methods, to exchange ideas with fellow teachers and to network with colleagues from other states and territories.
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Courses in Term 3

Come and join a German course at your Goethe-Institut. Term 3 starts 16 July in Melbourne and 23 July in Sydney. Check out the dates for the new term online and remember to register early to avoid disappointment!
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Fit mit Fussball

The Goethe-Institut Australia has developed a card set with 7 cards around playing soccer and learning German. These cards can either be ordered or downloaded.

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Ex-Embassy ExhibitionVestiges of a failed (diplomatic) relationship

Netflix’s ‘Dark’Small-town moods, mysteries and metaphors

© Netflix The woods outside of Winden are full of secrets. The houses inside of the town, the nuclear power plant sitting on its borders and the labyrinthine caves beneath it, too. In Netflix’s first German-language original series ‘Dark’, mystery blankets the air as thick as the persistent fog; however this is a place haunted by more than everyday intrigue. [more …]

Bicultural Urbanite BriannaA Berliner and an Expat walk into a Pub

© We Are Not Gemüsed Germans don’t exactly have a reputation for stand-up comedy. But that’s not to say they don’t know how to make each other laugh. Germany enthusiastically embraced the anything-goes chaos of cabarets in the early twentieth century and since then has produced countless clowns, comic musicians and other satirical entertainers. [more …]

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