Aboriginal Sustainability (eBook)
A bright and visual information eBook written for early learners that introduces how traditional Aboriginal Australians led a sustainable existence.
A bright and visual information eBook written for early learners that introduces how traditional Aboriginal Australians led a sustainable existence.
One of twelve ancient Dreaming stories, each story uniquely interpreted by contemporary animators, musicians, artists, writers and actors. It tells of a man’s search for his dreaming-fathers in the native animals. This story explores the themes of culture and one’s place in Aboriginal society.
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A descriptive story from Kimberley region of Western Australia, exploring tone and morals, with simple text and colourful pictures. It is read by Aboriginal artist Mr Michael Connelly.
A fun and upbeat Dreaming story about a little turtle and his snap. It features colourful artwork and descriptive text, and is read by Aboriginal academic Dr Chris Sarra.
A contemporary cultural story from a traditional owner of the Kakadu region that takes you on a journey through the amazing landscapes of Kakadu National Park. Learn about weather seasons, bush foods and hunting skills still alive in modern Australia. The story is read by Torres Strait Islander Mr Charles Jia.
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A Dreaming story that uses amazing animated imagery of Australian landscapes, people and animals. The story explains how the Aboriginal people of Western Australia gained fire and how the creation of a sacred place called Three Springs came to be.
A Dreaming story that features colourful, childlike animations of the arid Australian outback. This story demonstrates that Dreaming stories could sometimes be sad, but were also an effective way of teaching children the consequences of bad behaviour.
Two Dreaming stories from the Noongar people of Western Australia. They use amazing animated imagery of Australian landscapes and animals to tell the stories of how some native animals gained their most recognisable features.
A Dreaming story from the Noongar people of Western Australia that uses amazing animated imagery of Australian landscapes, people and animals to tell a story about how the echidna got its spikes.
A Dreaming story that uses amazing animated imagery of Australian landscapes, people and animals. It tells how the dolphins and stinging March flies help the Noongar people of Western Australia know the weather seasons and when to hunt for fish.