Education
Newly updated Yarning Strong resources are on their way to classrooms around Australia this month, helping primary teachers bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, histories and contempora...
Madalah scholars have spoken on the not-for-profit's impact on their schooling careers at the annual Madalah Ball, which was held in in Boorloo / Perth earlier this month.
Cape York students from Coen and Hope Vale will travel to Cairns next month for Band Camp 2026, culminating in a performance at the Yarrabah Music and Cultural Festival.
Students in Kalumburu, a remote East Kimberley community, are shaping a new book drawn from local stories and the towering presence of one of the town's largest boab trees.
As schools across Australia mark NAIDOC Week, Oxford University Press Australia is encouraging educators to think beyond one-off classroom activities and consider how First Nations stories, voices and...
The 2026 Madalah NAIDOC Showcase will bring energy, pride and creativity to Boorloo's Riverside Theatre this weekend. The Showcase - held at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on Sunday, 21 Ju...
Key points:- Noongar language, dance and arts has strengthened young children's ability to talk about their wellbeing- The joint ECU - University of Melbourne research examined the work of The Song Ro...
Created to provide meaningful learning opportunities and experiences for First Nations students who are studying retail, The Sussan Group Traineeship Program is delivering results for both participant...
The Indigenous Literacy Foundation is proud to announce the launch of its new branded apparel collection, STORIES MADE TO WEAR, a range of clothing that brings Indigenous stories to life through weara...
From a studio in regional Queensland, Tristan Barton is building a global reputation — one soundtrack at a time. The CQUniversity Bachelor of Music graduate has carved out a career composing for...
Nalderun Education Aboriginal Corporation, a not-for-profit supporting the Djarra Aboriginal people in central Victoria, has transformed its Moonlight Flat (Chewton) site with a new artwork.
The National Institute of Dramatic Art's Pathways Program is for First Nations people and People of Colour aged between 18-25 interested in a behind-the-scenes creative career.
In Papua New Guinea's Gulf Province, where traditional counting systems differ from the standard one-to-ten sequence, academics have launched a new children's book aimed at helping students engage mor...