Kindness with Sue Hindle
Explore kindness and wellbeing with Sue Hindle.
Engage your students with activities that promote kindness, including singing a song, writing a letter, creating a poster or taking time to connect with nature.

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Engage your students with activities that promote kindness, including singing a song, writing a letter, creating a poster or taking time to connect with nature.
Australia’s first ever President of the Senate likely commissioned this gold and bloodstone signet ring.
Understand how a free press is essential to a thriving democracy.
Celebrate activists and their allies who have championed justice and equality.
Empower students to take positive action and to be a changemaker in their school and community.
Souvenirs and stories from Queen Elizabeth’s 1954 visit to Old Parliament House.
A symbol of a substantial change in government policy.
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