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Dr Matt Agnew standing, smiling at the camera with some renders of his books 'The Kids' Guide to Speaking Your Mind Without Losing Your Cool' and 'Is My Phone Reading My Mind?'
PD

Supporting Young People with Positive Discussions and AI

Explore how to encourage students to have positive discussions and the impacts of AI.

An image of Kirli Saunders near a creek, near images of the cover of her books 'The Land Recalls You' and 'Our Dreaming'.
Digital experience

Reconciliation Week with Kirli Saunders

Join us for a special digital event for Reconciliation Week with Kirli Saunders

An image of Kirli Saunders playing in the water at a beach in front of an abstract background with block colours.
PD

Reconciliation Week with Kirli Saunders Teacher PD

Explore integration of First Nations' perspectives and language into your teaching.

Charlotte Barkla next to the covers of her books '11 Ruby Road 1900', '11 Ruby Road 1925', and '11 Ruby Road 1950'
PD

Writing Historic Fiction with Charlotte Barkla

Explore using story to ignite a passion for history.

Corey Tutt standing near a render of his book 'Come Home, Bigibilia'
Digital experience

NAIDOC Week with Corey Tutt

Join us this NAIDOC Week for a very special digital event with author and Deadly Science founder Corey Tutt.

This black and white photograph shows Prime Minister Robert Menzies seated at a large table in the Government Party Room in 1965. He is conducting a press conference and there is a microphone, jug and water glass, and papers on the table. Behind him are three men seated in easy chairs and a bookcase filled with Hansards (volumes of parliamentary debates).
Guided tours

Menzies and the Making of Canberra

Discover how Menzies transformed Canberra into the vibrant national capital we know today.

Many colourful signs and placards displaying political candidates, as people enter and leave Old Parliament House, with some sitting on purple blocks on the front lawn.
Democracy

How often should we have an election – every three years or every four?

How election cycles work in Australia.

The House of Representatives in Australian Parliament House.
Democracy

Dual citizenship and other no-nos that will give you the boot

How Section 44 of the constitution can make you ineligible to serve in Parliament.

An illustration of two trees and the words 'PlayUP scavenger hunt, see how many you can find'.
Craft

Go on a nature scavenger hunt

Learn about all the different plants and animals around us and how they live together.

A man and a woman stand in front of a display case with a rainbow flag with signatures on it.

Annual reports

Close up of a red velvet curtin falling to a red carpeted floor with a timber furniture panel next to it.

Copyright

A cartoon depicting the entire Lyons Cabinet with heads made from pig iron.
History

Tosspot to bodgie: seven prime ministerial nicknames

Discover how these prime ministers got their infamous nicknames.