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Using screens can affect a child's physical health and development, but that doesn't mean screens are bad

As adults, it's our role to help children develop skills, knowledge and habits that help them minimise the risks and gain the benefits of using screens. Here are some ways to start.
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Bushrangers

Explore Australia's complicated relationship with bushrangers, and learn how bushranging changed across more than 100 years of history.
Collage of images of bushrangers, text overlay reads Bushrangers Across 100 years of Australian history

Our Animals

Meet some of Australia's most iconic animals and learn about how they survive in the wild.
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How to ensure students get the teaching and support they need to read well

What do state and territory governments need to do to ensure every child is taught how to read well, regardless of where they go to school? Amy Haywood from the Grattan Institute explains.
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Explainer Hacks

Explainer Hacks challenges artists, designers and makers to use their creativity to help explain complex mental health and wellbeing topics to young people.

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What's the Point?

Join social creator Aya Al-Chalabi as she hits up her friends to figure out what it takes to turn good healthy choices into daily habits.

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Money Maths with the Royal Australian Mint

Discover Australian coins in the place that makes them!
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Dust Echoes

Dust Echoes is a series of twelve beautifully animated Dreamtime stories from Central Arnhem Land. A collaboration between the Djilpin Aboriginal Arts Corporation, the ABC and Australian animators.
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