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.
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A look at the reasons why Australia didn't adopt conscription during the First World War.
A closer look at the role of State Governors in Australia.
What small, meaningful change can students make at home?
Inspire students to explore sustainability through thought-provoking picture books.
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