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Telling the story of Australian history from an Aboriginal perspective

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Two Melbourne universities have teamed up in an effort to tell Australia's history from an Indigenous perspective. The Ngura Ninti (‘Knowing Home’) project will be sent to remote community schools across the country and will eventually be accessible to everyone.
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