Teachers don’t feel confident sharing Aboriginal history and cul...
New research has found Australian teachers are afraid of saying the 'wrong thing' when it comes…
Education
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…
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…