November 2014 Newsletter

From 1 July 2018, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is only able... read more

Last month, Françoise attended a Digital Access course run by Vision Australia on how to create accessible documents, especially PDFs. This... read more

Sydney based translator Barbara McGilvray has translated the comedy Un padre ci vuole by Italian author Stefano Pirandello. This is... read more

The Japanese Translation Association (JTA) have extended an invitation to all NAATI accredited practitioners to attend (via live stream) some... read more

NAATI offers accreditation testing in over 60 languages. For some languages, scheduling of test dates are dependent on the Expressions... read more

More than 800 translators and interpreters attended the XXI World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (FIT) in Brisbane... read more

In other machine-learning-based translation news, Microsoft today announced that it was rolling out two new features for its mobile Microsoft... read more

NAATI proposes radical changes to its system of accreditation of interpreters and translators from January 2018. The “accreditation” that has... read more

With its 10th anniversary approaching, Google Translate has expanded its repertoire of languages to 103, which means it can now... read more

Language Professionals’ Max Doerfler and Bertold Schmitt would like to thank all of the interpreters who joined their team at the ASEAN-Australia... read more