Trailblazing women in our democracy
Explore the significant contributions of women to our democracy.
This resource includes 9 creative and research activities that relate to Ladies in the house and History detective podcast episodes.
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This resource includes 9 creative and research activities that relate to Ladies in the house and History detective podcast episodes.
Hear the story of Oodgeroo Noonuccal and her work towards First Nations rights and freedoms.
Encourage students to get out their pencils and start drawing.
Discover Old Parliament House’s architecture and history with your friends, colleagues or customers.
These Life Gold Passes allowed retired parliamentarians to travel for free.
Explore how a parliament works and how students can participate in democracy.
Invite students to think deeply and explore what respect means to them in different contexts.
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