Digital savvy citizens
Support young people to become empowered media literate citizens through a range of engaging activities.
This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.
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This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.
Consider a First Nations' perspective on the Anzac story.
Learn how a change is made to the Constitution through a double majority vote.
Some of the most dramatic scenes in Australia’s political history took place in this chamber.
Explore what qualities make a good leader and how young people can make positive change.
Conserving press photographer Graeme 'Bluey' Thomson's collection.
Inspire a love of reading.
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