Learning
In northeast Arnhem Land education is being reimagined. Not through policy reform or curriculum adjustment, but through a rethink of how learning is recognised, delivered and valued.
An Indigenous-led study of Perth primary schools has found educators often rely on symbolic gestures rather than meaningful action to support Aboriginal children at school.
Tayha Duggan-Hill, 25, is making a powerful impact across the Northern Territory, emerging as a strong contender for the NT Government Young Aboriginal Educator Award.
The English Language Learning for Indigenous Children (ELLIC) program, a play-based learning initiative delivered by Education Services, is expanding - giving remote preschools and primary schools acr...
Trevor Menmuir moved through rain-glistened shrubland in the Fitzroy Valley in Western Australia's Kimberley region last week, showing a group of boys how to identify timber strong enough to shape int...
This question has been sitting with me for some time and resurfaced again yesterday. How will I be a good ancestor? A lot of what I now understand about this country was never taught at school.
There is a quiet shift happening in how people want to learn about Aboriginal culture. More Australians are moving away from surface-level engagement and towards learning that feels genuine, relationa...
From restoring native gardens to gaining formal conservation qualifications as part of a program designed to connect education with culture, students from Magandjin's Murri School have spent the past...
The Northern Land Council's Learning on Country Program (LoCP) recorded its highest-ever student participation rates in the first half of 2025, with more than 3,300 Indigenous students engaging in on-...
The ongoing backlash against Acknowledgement of, and Welcome to Country ceremonies — most recently in early childhood education, and again in parliament — reflects a deeper unease within A...
Six Curtin graduates are set to have a significant impact in their local communities, after being the first group to complete the university's On Country Education Teaching Initiative.
Charles Sturt University is prioritising First Nations health and wellbeing through an award-winning, place-based learning model for podiatry students.
Cultural understanding initiatives are gaining traction within classrooms across Western Australian schools, helped by support from the state government's Partnership Acceptance Learning Sharing (PALS...