Being in Darwin has really opened my eyes to the way the ’system’ imposes its ways on Indigenous communities. There is obviously a problem in remote communities (and in rural and urban communities too)  getting kids to go to school…..and the government recognises it - there’s posters everywhere encouraging parents to send their kids to [...]

Well here I am in Darwin – ready to present to the NT Careers Advisors about green jobs and green skills. While I’m here I’ve taken the opportunity to meet with a couple of the people involved in the Indigenous Early Childhood Network. So met with Lyn and Alison and we got talking about a [...]

Eight weeks ago I packed my laptop in my bag, dropped my baby at the babysitter and headed into work. My first day back from maternity leave. First job on my desk sounded like an easy one, and one I’d enjoy… Phoning up the Indigenous programs and schools involved in the 2006 Learning Choices Expo [...]

Who can believe it? The website is live and ready to go. It looks oh-so-pretty and if I have any more fun writing polls, it won’t feel like work anymore. But strangely (in this moment of website triumph), I’ve been thinking about the people that get missed with this belief in the internet as a [...]

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