Schooling
Actress Leah Purcell remembers the first day school finally made sense to her. She had written a story for her Year 7 teacher and it came back covered in red ink with a big “See Me” scrawled across the page. Continue reading
Early childhood
Indigenous television production Move It Mob Style has been named one of the five nominees for Most Outstanding Children’s Program at the 56th annual TV… Continue reading
Schooling
In the late 70’s and 80’s, brothers, Mark, Gary and Glen Ella were synonymous with rugby union here in Australia and around the world. All… Continue reading
Schooling
Mimili may be a remote community but it’s quickly becoming a centre of education as local children embrace a new love of learning. Located in… Continue reading
Only one week remains to nominate someone for a National NAIDOC Award and acknowledge them as an outstanding and talented Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person. Continue reading
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Knowledge without heart is empty knowledge. Inspire at least one person in your life. Continue reading
If we can all walk the path of reconciliation, we as Indigenous people of Australia can stand proud, be recognised, heard, respected and valued. Continue reading
My aspiration for the future is to become more educated. Education is power. Continue reading
Public hearing for the #NorthernAustraliaTaskforce in #Cairns region #QLD on 28-29 April
http://t.co/2HhE7U7pCh Leah Purcell says she often found school hard. Check out how she overcame this to achieve success http://t.co/Jxh9BhBCNr #SchoolEveryDay