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A Federal Government funding contribution to a life skills camp has seen a group of Indigenous Year 9 and 10 students from Katherine High School travel to Darwin to develop their leadership skills and self–confidence.

Feeling worried and stressed because of COVID-19 is normal and children might be feeling the same way.

Students at Galiwin’ku, northeast Arnhem Land have illustrated a new book based on a traditional children’s story told in the Djambarrpuyngu Lunggurrpuy language.

Fifty young Indigenous future leaders return to their communities this week armed with new knowledge and skills from the first ever National Indigenous Youth Parliament.The team of six representatives from each state and territory, plus two people from the Torres Strait, spent a week in Canberra to experience the national political process and learn valuable leadership skills.

Latia Schefe is the 2017 National NAIDOC Awards Youth of the Year. Latia was diagnosed with cancer at age six. She underwent multiple operations and chemotherapy but still lost a kidney. However, Latia studied at her hospital and graduated from school with awards recognising her leadership abilities.