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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.
Local News
Tree of Eternal Love screens on the Gold Coast
Estonian comedy lands on the Gold Coast this Saturday as Tree of Eternal Love brings absurd humour, snacks and a cosy community vibe to Varsity Lakes. Bring your friends — the subtitles are on us.
News
When an Australian Estonian follows the dream home
Dancing with Virmalised at Tantsupidu, chasing snowflakes with his kids and diving into Estonia’s brewery culture — Anthony Noack’s short film traces Arvi Lehtsalu’s return home and bottles the magic beautifully.
News
The White Ship screens at the “Invisible” exhibition in Tallinn
Estonian-Australian filmmaker Anthony Noack premieres short film "The White Ship" at the finale of Mery Crystal Ra’s “INVISIBLE” exhibition — a powerful creative bridge between Estonia and Australia.
Interesting Stuff
EstTube: A review of three Estonian YouTubers
Three Estonian YouTubers — a restorer, a fisherman and a homesteader — are quietly winning global audiences with slow living, dry wit and beautifully filmed slices of everyday Eesti life.
Estonian News
PÖFF: Anthony Noack interviews two American filmmakers
At PÖFF, Anthony Noack speaks with American directors Isabel Hagen and Jake Wachtel about their films and what brought them to Estonia.
Estonian News
PÖFF: Two Baltic films reveal life’s unscripted moments
At PÖFF, Mo Papa and Hunger Strike Breakfast show how the most powerful stories often come from life’s unscripted, unexpected moments.
Estonian News
PÖFF: Three films, three worlds
A rich selection of Estonian documentaries premiered at this year’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, offering intimate portraits of family life, nocturnal city stories, and the challenges faced by new arrivals from Ukraine. Here’s a closer look at three standout films.
National News
ABC News: Estonia calls for stronger unity to deter global aggression
During his visit to Australia, Estonian parliamentarian Marko Mihkelson told ABC News that stronger international cooperation — from Europe to the Pacific — is key to deterring aggression and protecting democracy.
News
The White Ship sails with a little help from home
Australian filmmaker Anthony Noack’s new documentary The White Ship will premiere in Tallinn’s TV Tower this December – and AusArt Day on 23 October is your chance to help make it happen.
Local News
Estonian Movie Nights bring Faulty Brides to the Gold Coast
Love, laughter and Estonian wit take the spotlight as Faulty Brides (Vigased pruudid) screens this Saturday on the Gold Coast — part of the Estonian Movie Nights series bringing fresh cinema to the coast.
Estonian News
Estonia’s singing sands: nature’s secret beach playlist
Ever heard sand sing? Estonia’s beaches can, under very fussy conditions. Aare Baumer’s documentary "Seitse liiva" catches them in the act.
Estonian News
Tallinn in 48 hrs: Catch this fun Travel Man episode
Tallinn gave Richard Ayoade and Alice Levine everything from medieval murder stories to KGB spying and marzipan painting. In 48 hours, Travel Man bottled Estonia’s quirky mix of charm and mischief.
Estonian News
Remembering the Mass Flight of 1944 — on film
The Mass Flight memorial stands as a touchpoint of history. These three films — short, long, and soon to come — honour the journeys, losses and hopes of 1944.
Estonian News
The White Ship awaits your support
From the Tallinn TV Tower to Australia’s shores, The White Ship connects art with migration history. Support this short film as it journeys towards film festival audiences.
Estonian News
The sun came out to sing: Watch the Laulupidu 2025 finale in 3 minutes
Warning: This 3-minute video may cause sudden pride, misty eyes and uncontrollable singing. Over 100,000 Estonians burst into song — and even the sun thought, “Yeah alright, I’ll join in.”
Estonian News
Laulupidu in 60 seconds, Day I magic caught on camera
Day 1 of Laulupidu brought music, movement, and more goosebumps than we can count — and while we’re still trying to find the words, this 1-minute video captures the spirit better than any recap ever could.
Estonian News
Rain? Meh. We marched anyway
Estonian Australians joined 45,000 singers and dancers in a rain-soaked, joy-fuelled procession through Tallinn — with ponchos over national costumes, big voices, and even bigger energy.
Consular News
Greetings from the Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna on the 107th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia
Hello all,
dear Estonians and friends of Estonia, celebrating the 107th anniversary of Estonia today here and around the world!
I am speaking to you from Tallinn, Toompea, from the newly renovated Estonian Statehood House.
Ancestry & Genealogy
Video Interview — Viido Narustrang’s Story
Viido Narustrang was 11 when he and his mother, Eugenia, fled Türi, Estonia in 1944 aboard a military goods train bound for Germany.
His father...
