The SCA's President Paul Lostia is proud to announce that one of the SCA's long-time Members, Francesco Pascalis is running for the Italian Parliament.
Whilst the SCA does not support any local or overseas Political parties, it certainly supports Francesco in his quest to serve us in Australia in the Italian Parliament.
Silvia Careddu, recently named first flute of the Austrian orchestra Weiner Symphoniker, visited Melbourne as a special guest for concerts performed by Australian National Academy of Music.
Read MoreThe Sardinian Director Giovanni Coda, receives recognition “Best Avant-Garde Innovation Award” at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival for his film "Bullied To Death".
Read MoreSardinian Cultural Association Melbourne: The Sardinian Cultural Association (SCA) was founded in 1987 and since 1988 has been officially recognized by the Autonomous Region of Sardinia (RAS). Currently the SCA has a base of around 300 Members, 'simpatizzanti' and 'Next Generation' members and calls Australia 'home' whilst at the same time being extremely proud of its Sardinian heritage.
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