The Koorie Heritage Trust Inc is a not-for-profit Aboriginal community organisation that aims to protect, preserve and promote the living culture of Aboriginal people of south-eastern Australia. The Trust cares for a diverse range of artefacts, artworks, crafts, oral histories, books, manuscripts, historical material and photographs. Some of the activities offered at The Trust include art workshops, educational programs, accredited training, cross-cultural training, cultural tours and touring exhibitions. The Trust also provides a range of programs and services to the Koorie community and the general public including assisting community members trace their family history; youth projects designed to connect with Elders and culture, and an extensive research library dating back to the 1800's.

William Hughes led Australia as prime minister through some of the hardest years of the First World War. His actions and decisions give a personal insight into some of the key issues of the war. Explore the activities and resources on this website to learn about Prime Minister Billy Hughes, the conscription debate and Australia?s involvement in the peace negotiations.

Construct and design your own historic tale based on the medieval Tapestry of Bayeux. Drag and drop in the characters of your choosing, create your own text, categorise the pictures into scenes, and then submit it to the gallery or send it to a friend as an ecard.

History on the Net contains a collection of broad history subjects on world culture and society, war and conflict, modern world, as well as a reference collection, games and worksheets, quizzes and word puzzles.

Grow Us A Home is a Greening Australia initiative aimed at Secondary teachers and students to help them understand the landform features found on the Swan Coastal Plain and Darling Range, Western Australia. This site contains information about soil, biodiversity, coastlines and a range of classroom activities constructed around multiple intelligences.