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Learning Resources

Learning Resources

Explore our curated collections and educational websites. These resources will enrich your teaching and learning programs across a range of key learning areas.

An indigenous man in traditional feathered costume holding a large shell with the ocean in the background.

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Carriberrie

Carriberrie is a 360° online experience celebrating Indigenous song and dance.

A hand print on rocky desert sand

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Twelve Canoes

A portrait of the history, culture and place of the Yolngu people.

Jack Thompson stands in the middle of a group of sheep shearers by a train in Sunday Too Far Away

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australianscreen

A promotional and educational resource featuring over 1000 audiovisual clips with teachers’ notes.

Two men leaning into a blizzard

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Home of the Blizzard Online Game

Play the online Antarctic adventure game which incorporates historic footage from our collection.

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Digital Resource Finder

400 clips with teacher resources and classroom activities.

Screenshot from the Still our Country website. The image features a Yolungu man against a background of green grass, with an arrow prompting visitors to enter the website.

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Still Our Country

An online installation celebrating the Yolngu people.

A still of Yolngu Country in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory with water, long grass, trees and sky.

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Ceremony

Preserving a record of the Djungguwan ceremony in north-east Arnhem Land for future generations.

Screenshot of the Mabo Native Title Revolution website. The image features various chapter headings and a picture of Eddie Mabo, with a United National banner to the left hand side.

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Mabo Native Title Revolution

The Mabo legal case and the important issues it raises.

Detail of an antique map of Australia from 1878

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Australian History Timeline

Australian history from hundreds of thousands of years ago to the 2000s.

Betty Churcher standing outside, laughing

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Australian Biography

Extraordinary Australians talk about their lives.

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Anzac Sight Sounds

Original film footage, recorded interviews and print materials documenting the Anzac experience of the war.

National Treasures host Chris Taylor standing near the wreck of the Batavia ship at the Western Australian Maritime Museum

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National Treasures

Bringing Australian history to life through objects and locations.

A man working on the beach with a mobile phone and laptop and a surfboard on the sand next to him

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Australians at Work

See everyday Australians at work in a variety of contexts.

Futuristic circuit board render with blurred effect

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From Wireless to Web

A century of changes in broadcast technology, from newsreels to radio to TV to digital.

educational films

teachers' notes

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