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Kim Dyball loves her job as Acting Manager for the Young Indigenous Women’s STEM Academy because she is passionate about working with so many bright Indigenous women.

Dja Dja Wurrung man Trent Nelson shows us where the young men’s ceremonies were held on Leanganook or Mount Alexander.

High quality early childhood education and care is accessible for most Australians, but for many parents inhabiting islands scattered across 48,000 square kilometres in the Torres Strait, this has not always been the case.

School-based traineeships are providing students with quicker pathways to fulltime employment by allowing them to complete their training while they’re still at school.

At 17, Elijah Douglas has already travelled from Doomadgee to Gallipoli. He has set himself goals to get a good education before returning to his community with a qualification to work with his people.