Busking For Change: Raising money for Indigenous Literacy.
Busking For Change: Developed by five-time ARIA award-winner, Josh Pyke, Busking for Change raises money for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
Source: mamamia.com.au
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Children's Ground Central Australia Announces First-ever Arrernte Language Children's Album
"We as First Nations people are creating resources for children in our own language."
Source: themusic.com.au
BBCNEWS Nicky Campbell June 4, 2024 08:15:00
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Source: archive.org
Telangana SSC paper leak: Four government staffers suspended after invigilator shares board question paper
The reliever (standby invigilator) in the government school allegedly took screenshots of the First Language (Telugu) question paper on his mobile phone soon after the exam began and sent it on the app to a teacher in another government school
Source: freepressjournal.in
I did everything I could to perfect my English skills, but it came at a heavy cost
Becoming fluent in English was seen as an early sign of success in this new country and it quickly became part of my identity. Meanwhile, my ability to speak my first language was suffering, writes Aala Cheema.
Source: abc.net.au