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A Sunday morning of better conversations with Lilian Saage — in Sydney/on Zoom

Bring coffee, curiosity and your brave, honest questions. On 1 February, join Sydney or Zoom for a talk on relationships and wellbeing, guided by Estonian author and relationship expert Lilian Saage.

Yes, Estonia plays cricket!

Cricket in Estonia? Yes — and the Estonian women’s team is quietly climbing the world rankings, one exciting match at a time.

Questionnaire callout for campers young and old!

Have you ever attended Sõrve summer camp? University of Tartu master’s student Lachlan Bell is inviting former elanikud, juhid, retirees, mammad and visitors alike to take part in a research questionnaire.

Head uut aastat! Happy New Year!

Fireworks, double New Years, horoscopes, wishes, sunburns — and the occasional snake walk. From Estonia to Australia, here’s a loud, loving, slightly chaotic: "Head uut aastat!"

December 2025: Nipet-näpet Eestist (odds and sods from Estonia)

This is our second monthly “Nipet-näpet Eestist” column — a quick pick of Estonian news and oddities we think you’ll love.

Merry Christmas! Häid jõule!

Estonian life in Australia was loud, loving and gloriously busy this year — thank you for celebrating it together with HEIA. Here's your holiday cheer!

How to make piparkoogid

A festive Estonian favourite with an Australian twist — learn how to make piparkoogid and carry a family tradition into the summer heat.

Australia’s Estonian folk costume library is open to all

From hand-stitched skirts to full folk costume sets, SESKKE’s growing costume library preserves Estonian heritage in Australia, one carefully cared-for piece at a time. Open to all, it invites the community to wear, share and belong.

Global Estonian December newsletter lands with Australian insights

The Global Estonian December newsletter has landed — packed with Australian connections, global Estonian stories and just the right amount of festive spirit.

Information session for future AESL Board members

Interested in contributing to the future of Australia’s Estonian community? AESL is hosting a short Zoom session on 18 December to share more about upcoming Board roles and how community members can get involved.

Recognition for Estonian language teachers in Australia

Estonian language teachers in Australia were recognised for their work during a meeting with Minister Kristina Kallas, followed by a discussion on the future of Estonian language education in Australia.