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First Nations people in sport

Topic

The first Australian cricket team to tour overseas was an Aboriginal one.

First Fleet

Topic 

Explore the journey of the First Fleet and its role in shaping Australia's early colonial history. 

First contacts

Module

Explore the themes of discovery, cultural encounters, and the European settlement of Australia. 

Feminism in Australia

Module

Explore the evolution of women's rights in Australia from women's suffrage to contemporary movements like #MeToo in this learning module. 

 

Fanny Durack

Topic

One of the most significant events at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics was the admission of women into the Olympic swimming competition.

Family, friends and identity

Topic

Children develop their sense of self through relationships with friends and families. Many early Australian children’s novels depict families on the move from Britain to Australia. Some struggled to establish a life in the harsh outback.

Family, care, and responsibility

Topic
Family, kinship, care, responsibility

Exploring weather

Topic

Antarctica has been explored by meteorologists since the early 1900s. Blizzards are common there.

Experiencing weather

Topic

There are many stories of extreme weather and descriptions from those who survived the ordeals of droughts, bushfires, floods and cyclones in Australia.

Expansion and exploration

Topic

When European explorers began to enter the Pacific they were astounded by its vast extent and fact that most of the islands were already inhabited.

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