The Italian Institute of Culture Melbourne Australia  
   One of 91 similar institutions throughout the world which operate under the directorship of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Rome, with the purpose of promoting cultural relations and developing international links between Italy and other count
   http://www.iicmelau.org/

Cuggiono Civic Historical Museum  
   Information about the artifacts and history of the ancient town of Cuggiono (in Lombardia), with pictures, hours, and directions for travel.
   http://www.cuggiono.org/

Duronia  
   News and information about the residents of Duronia, in the province of Campobasso, and all who have emigrated.
   http://www.duronia.com/

Italia Mia  
   A portal for Italian-Americans and Italians around the world. Major categories include communities, chat rooms, Italian recipes, music and movies, travel, and cities of Italy.
   http://www.italiamia.com/

Italy Down Under  
   This is the site for the magazine of the same name, published in Australia, about Italian culture and affairs and the contribution of Italians to Australia, including specially researched historical accounts.
   http://www.italydownunder.com.au/

Ethnographic Museum of Bomba (Chieti, Italy)  
   The Ethnographic Museum of Bomba, created in 1990, collects the tools that man used for millennia to fulfill his own needs (in English and Italian).
   http://www.museoetnograficobomba.it

Network of Italian Mayors and Councillors (NIMAC)  
   The development of improved relationships between Italy and Australia in the areas of governance, culture, industry, commerce and community involvement through local government.
   http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/users/nimac/

British-Italian Society  
   Aims to increase the understanding in the UK of Italy and Italian culture and encourages friendship between the two countries. Features events listings, information on membership, and details of prizes awarded.
   http://www.british-italian.org

Istituto Italiano di Cultura in Libano (Italian Institute of Culture in Lebanon)  
   Promotes Italian culture, language, and tourism from offices in Beirut, Zouk, and Tyr. Contents in Italian, English and French.
   http://www.iicbeirut.org/