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One Tree by Christopher Cheng and Bruce Whatley

All cities were once places of natural life – green trees, animals homes and freshly turned soil. But many of […]

NAIDOC Week this year is during the school holidays from 7 to 14 July. We can still celebrate Australian Indigenous people

On the 21st July, 2019 the world will be celebrating the first steps humankind took on the moon. Touch the

Birrarung is wilam to many Wilam means home in Woiwurrung, the language of the Wurundjeri clan and this stunning book

ISBN: 9781925360844 Published by: Magabala Books, June 2019 Price: $24.99 The book, Dark Emu, received an array of awards for

Beyond the glittering sky scrapers of the Gold Coast, at a secluded beach of golden sand, a mob of yellow

“When the world turns upside down, the ones that survive are the first ones who learn to walk on their

What do you see when you walk in the bush? A playful platypus? A nosey wren or perhaps a slithering

We took the orca from the sea and put it in the sky. It was just so beautiful up there,

Take a fact tastic tour on Frane Lessac’s most recent picture book – Under the southern cross and discover many

So you’ve been told to only eat organic, only buy from farmer’s markets and nothing wrapped in plastic – tricky?

1 Blue whale: Blue whales are one of the loudest animals in the world and they can hear each other