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Indigenous Literacy Day: bilingual books help save ancient dialects

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By Diana Jenkins, Evelyn Yamine, Greg Barila
| Kids News
Australia isn’t known as a bilingual* nation – but this year’s Indigenous Literacy* Day may be about to change that. Showcasing* three new bilingual books for kids, and including performances by Jessica Mauboy, Josh Pyke and more, the famous sails of Sydney Opera House will travel right around Australia on Friday 6 September in the first ever livestream* of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation’s* (ILF) annual event, so schoolkids can watch in class wherever they live and learn.
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The Voice: Map highlights where First Nations Australians live

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By Greg Barila
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
National Don't miss out on the headlines from National. Followed categories will be added to My News. As we all know, Australia’s First Nations Peoples have been living on our continent for about 60,000 years, and represent the oldest continuous culture on earth. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia is a rich tapestry of different groups with their own culture, customs, laws and languages.
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The question all Aussies have to answer

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By Greg Barila
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
On October 14, 2023, Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament. On June 19, the senate voted to pass the Constitution Alteration Bill, which gave the Prime Minister the ability to set a date for the referendum. Ahead of the vote, here are the key questions you need answered. WHAT WILL THE REFERENDUM ASK?
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