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Welcome/Welkom to the Dutch Australian blog! You can read the most recent articles by scrolling below or browse the category archives via the sidebar.
Australian Passport
We recently renewed our daughter’s passport and received this handy reminder. Check your personal details Keep your passport safe and secure Report loss, theft or damage immediately (in Australia call 131 232 or overseas contact your nearest Australia diplomatic mission or consulate) Before travelling take the the right […]
2019 Konings Kersttoespraak and Queens Christmas Speech
Each year, both the Dutch King and the British Queen deliver a Christmas speech. Here they are for 2019.
Alina Tang: Australian Artist Amsterdam Art Exhibition
Artist Alina Tang is originally from Perth but currently based in Amsterdam – read more about her here: https://dutchaustralian.com/2019/04/06/meet-dutch-australian-alina-tang/ Are you in or nearby Amsterdam? Then read below. If you’re not, then you can still enjoy Alina’s artwork over on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giantpansy/ Australian Artist Amsterdam Art Exhibition Salamon […]
Australian Emergencies and Disaster Management
Life in Australia is amazing – but not without risks. Storms, floods, bushfires, heatwaves, tropical cyclones and other threats always hover in the background. I currently live in the Netherlands, but it always saddens me to see reports of these kind of disasters that touch the lives of […]
A bad bike accident and broken ankle
I’ve now lived for more than 12 years in total in the Netherlands, and cycled countless times with only a few minor issues. Last week though, I had my first (and hopefully last) bad bike accident and broke my ankle. Hundreds of times, I’ve warned my children to […]
Typical Dutch icons
Spotted at a bus station in The Hague. Can you identify all these icons?
Dutch summertime and wintertime
Twice a year in the Netherlands, clocks are changed for summertime (zomertijd). This happens throughout the EU, where summertime kicks in on the last Sunday in March (clocks go forward an hour in spring) and ends on the last Sunday in October (clocks go back an hour) There […]
