Culturally Nourishing Schools Project: Bringing teachers out of classr...
An initiative from UNSW is taking teachers out of the classroom and onto Country to build…
Education
NAIDOC 2024 with Aunty (Dr) Lynette Riley
The Co-Chair of the National NAIDOC Committee on keeping the fire burning. Read More
Wingaru – Aboriginal Education for Everyone
While NAIDOC Week offers us big people the chance to entrench ourselves within Indigenous culture, it’s…
Celebrate NAIDOC Week 2024 at Rouse Hill Estate: A Day of Culture and ...
This week is NAIDOC WEEK! A celebration and honour of rich cultures, histories, and achievements of…
Travel Series No. 2: The Remote Community of Maningrida
Listen to Sydney Con student and multi-instrumentalist Jake Magi delve into his experiences teaching in the…
Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s Busking For Change Initiative
Primary Schools nationwide have been invited to learn and perform a song in the northern Australian…
Travel Series No. 1: Cuttlefish Migration in South Australia
When you think of South Australia, what comes to mind? Posh accents? parks? wine? The city's…
University of Sydney Encampment Ends; Activists Continue Fight
Student activist Ishbel Dunsmore reflects on the challenges and achievements of the longest-running encampment in the university's history, emphasizing a long-term commitment to divestment from Israeli institutions. Read More
Get Away with Dre: An ocean to explore
World Ocean Day is a day to drum up public interest in the protection of the…
Hair Policies in Schools
School uniforms are extremely common across Australia, and the way a student's hair should look is…
Interview – Dr. Raphaël Millière
On Friday, we had the incredibly insightful academic Dr. Raphaël Millière, a Lecturer in Philosophy at…
Woman of the World Festival begins in Biloela
A festival celebrating women will begin this weekend in the Queensland town of Biloela, 600 kilometres…