Esperanto sub la Suda Kruco – our magazine

     

The official newsletter of the Australian Esperanto Association – as well as the New Zealand Esperanto Association – is Esperanto sub la Suda Kruco (ESK) (in English: Esperanto under the Southern Cross). It is full of information about current local Esperanto events, the latest book reviews, internet tips, jokes, competitions, hints for beginners, and many other useful and interesting features.

Members of AEA receive this fun and informative journal. For information about becoming an AEA member, see our membership page.

Submitting articles to ESK

Contributions to Esperanto sub la Suda Kruco are always welcome at esk@esperanto.org.au. Please include high-quality photographs if possible.

Current issue

(All articles in Esperanto)

Number 163, September 2026

Same and different – Helen Palmer
World Congress experiences – William Georgeson
Diary of my Japanese trip – Alan Turvey
Earthquakes in Australia? – Katja Steele
Poetry corner – Kerri Shying, translated by Kit Kelen
Australian plants – Terry Manley
Is Esperanto cultureless, too European? – Trevor Steele
Of people and animals – Franciska Toubale
The girl with the long hair (Part 10) – Catherine Gluck, translated by Terry Manley
The platypus, timid or brave? – Terry Manley
A brief history of Naarm (Part 1) – Terry Manley
Our brains, our memories – Marumi Smith
From the regions – Petro Danzer (Qld), Jonathan Cooper, Terry Manley (NSW)

Back-issues

The Australian Esperantist (La Aŭstralia Esperantisto) – second series

(Predecessor to ESK)

La Rondo

(Predecessor to The Australian Esperantist – second series)

La Informilo

(Predecessor to La Rondo)

The Australian Esperantist (La Aŭstralia Esperantisto) – first series

(Predecessor to La Informilo)

Some other issues may also be available on request, as PDF documents. For more information, please contact info@esperanto.org.au.