Month: July 2021

A person wearing a yellow and navy shirt is kneeling on a tiled floor, using a tool to smooth the surface. They are glancing back over their shoulder towards the camera. The floor has a glossy finish, and the setting seems to be indoors.
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While at school, Tyla is already working to become a qualified tiler

Tyla Stanton is making steps to becoming a tiler and living up to his name, recently starting a school-based apprenticeship after an opportunity to do work experience inspired him to pursue a career in tiling. Identifying as Torres Strait Islander and originating from Ugar (Stephens Island), Tyla previously attended other

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A person in a black tracksuit is leaning against a white counter in front of a bright yellow wall with the words WHERE OPPORTUNITIES BEGIN in bold blue lettering. To the right, theres a houseplant sitting on the counter.
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BUSY Schools Provided a Safe and Welcome Environment for Abrianna

Growing up, Abrianna moved around a lot so moving from one school to another has become somewhat second nature to her. Constantly moving had its drawbacks though, because it meant Abrianna always had to make new friends and adjust to new teachers and school environments. Abrianna also experienced bullying at

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Abstract artwork featuring colourful dot patterns and circular designs. Earthy tones of green, brown, and orange are interwoven with vibrant blues and yellows, crafting a rich tapestry of swirling and interconnected shapes.
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NAIDOC week starts 4th July – let’s celebrate our First Nations people!

Did you know the origins of NAIDOC Week date way back to the pre-1920s? It wasn’t until 1938 though, when white Australians, with growing awareness of what Australia Day meant for Aboriginal people, marched in protest alongside Aboriginal people. (Yes, you read right – the debate about Australia Day has

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