Honoring the new class of ILA's 30 Under 30
Read about these amazing your teachers and their inspirational work.
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In the last newsletter for 2020 Reading Australia look back on the year that was and recap the record number of new resources published.In the last 12 months 35 units
Congratulations to Darug women Jasmine Seymour and Leanne Mulgo Watson - winners of the Children's Literature Prize, 2020, for Cooee Mittigar (published by Magabala Books).
As well as being a talented
By Associate Professor Nick Thieberger, Professor Rachel Nordinger and Dr Jill Vaughan, University of Melbourne
A new online resource – the 50 Words Project – makes words from local Indigenous languages
SMH November 26, 2020 by Helen Pitt
Anita Hess: "We need to look at the map of Indigenous Australia just as we would look at a map of Europe, with many
The Guardian Kate Hennessy 15 November, 2020
Archie Roach: [The stolen generation] is as much a part of Australia’s history as Captain Cook and Burke and Wills. We still need
The Prime Minister's Literary Awards recognise and celebrate the very best of Australian writing.
Congratulations to everyone selected for this year's shortlist of 30 books, written by Australian authors, illustrators,
We hope you are enjoying engaging with the activities for NAIDOC Week.
The theme Always Was, Always Will Be recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this
Congratulations to Jane Seymore, a Darug writer and illustrator, who has won the CBCA Award for new Illustrator this year. Her award is for Baby Business which tells of the