On Wednesday, 15 April 2026, Tim McLachlan from 7NEWS Digital came to Esperanto House to create a short video on Esperanto and Esperanto NSW. Here’s the result: It’s also viewable on Facebook and Instagram.
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Esperanto on ABC Radio National
On 24 September, Jonathan Cooper (our president) was interviewed about Esperanto for an episode of Late Night Live (ABC Radio National) with David Marr, and the interview was broadcast on 13 October. It is available online. Interestingly, some bits, which didn’t make it onto the broadcast version, were included online (sort of like “the director’s cut”). Here is a transcript of the interview: David Marr: The idea was that if we could only speak to one another, if we had a common language, the misunderstandings that plague the world would vanish, peace might be possible around the globe. So Esperanto […]
Esperanto on Sydney radio
On Zamenhof Day 2020 (15 December), Josh Szeps (ABC Local Radio Sydney Breakfast) interviewed Jonathan Cooper about Zamenhof Day and Esperanto. Listen to the interview (which included someone who learnt Esperanto in school in 1976 calling in): (Unfortunately, it is no longer available on the ABC website.)
New brochure: Esperanto, the language for world citizens
Esperanto NSW have just printed a tri-fold DL brochure: Esperanto, the language for world citizens. Limited copies are available at Esperanto House for people wishing to give them to curious friends and family members. You can also download it as a PDF (600 KB). Please note: If you have a printer that automatically prints double-sided, you may need to flip the second page in a PDF program before printing. If any Esperantists in other states (or countries) would like to print their own version, please message us.
SBS at Esperanto House
On 6 June 2018 a journalist (Amelia Dunn) and videographer from the Australian radio and television station SBS spent an hour and a half interviewing several Esperantists at Esperanto House. The result (so far) is a short radio program/podcast: Universal but obscure language making a comeback with internet.