Make a difference
Creative activity ideas for young people to support those around them.
This thought-provoking matrix will inspire students to consider how they can support others and create positive change in their home, school or local community.
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This thought-provoking matrix will inspire students to consider how they can support others and create positive change in their home, school or local community.
Express your ideas and share your opinions by making a mini magazine in this hands-on exhibition.
The vote tallying process in Australian federal elections explained.
In the 1951 referendum, Australia voted no on banning Communist ideology by the barest of margins.
Students learn about important people, change in our democracy and their role in making change.
More than an unassuming piece of campaign material, this matchbook has a story to tell.
This activity is designed to support students’ understanding of equality and the issues people face.
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