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Contact languages are widely spoken by many First Nations children. These languages must be recognised and valued in the classroom to better meet students’ learning needs.

Many people fail to see the special moments in each day because they don’t look for them. As Dr Paul Callaghan explains, Aboriginal Elders would shake their heads: the most important thing in our life is our story.

Many people fail to see the special moments in each day because they don’t look for them. As Dr Paul Callaghan explains, Aboriginal Elders would shake their heads: the most important thing in our life is our story.

Many people fail to see the special moments in each day because they don’t look for them. As Dr Paul Callaghan explains, Aboriginal Elders would shake their heads: the most important thing in our life is our story.

Many people fail to see the special moments in each day because they don’t look for them. As Dr Paul Callaghan explains, Aboriginal Elders would shake their heads: the most important thing in our life is our story.

We recently sat down with IDA Delegate Carol Redford to chat with her about the work she's doing as an Advocate in Western Australia.

The Ancestral Remains of Aboriginal people still lie in British museums or in graves, marked and unmarked.

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Readers are advised this article contains content relating to violent colonial practices and deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, wh

Readers are advised this article contains content relating to violent colonial practices and deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, wh