Learning
A cross-cultural storytelling project facilitated by the University of Newcastle is amplifying the voices of climate-facing communities and deepening understanding of the environmental and cultural si...
Yamatji woman and domestic and sexual violence subject matter expert Kyalie Moore recently visited a Kimberley equine-assisted learning program as part of her national 'Stamp It Out' Tour.
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.