The Spring Newsletter details our activities in the last few months.
Updates include a round-up of the referendum on a First Nations Voice to Parliament, details on a new Strategic Direction as a result of the referendum, Youth Speak Out 2023 and our first ever Youth Speak Out: Touring Exhibition! Plus much more!

A Cambridge University academic has shed light on a lawyer’s strange and abhorrent pathway to become one of Tasmania’s most acclaimed colonial scientists.

Two guides join Youth Mob on their recent monthly meet-up. One from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) to tell us about the science under the sea – marine biology. And a Cultural Advisor who discussed the middens and fish trap in the area and their cultural significance.

Actor, musician and Indigenous activist, Naarah, has been awarded the 2024 Young Australian of the Year for Tasmania.

Emily Wurramara is one of Australia’s most celebrated First Nations singer-songwriters who calls lutruwita/Trouwunna (Tasmania) home.

Our very own Co-chair Professor Clair Andersen is the first Aboriginal person to receive a prestigious award from the Australian Council for Educational Leaders.