Same Like Yesterday Online Experience

In this online interpretation of Same Like Yesterday: Virlkuthalypila and Other Stories from Our Country, you can follow the journey of six senior Adnyamathanha women and two teenage girls as they travel across Adnyamathanha Country.

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Storytellers

Students engage with Adnyamathanha stories. They gain insights into the valuable lessons Dreaming stories convey about identity, values, and the environment. They participate in…

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Tracing Footsteps: A Journey Through Country

In this multi-year, cross-curriculum unit, students explore Adnyamathanha Country through the Same Like Yesterday mapping activities, storytelling, biographical interviewing, and visual art.

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That’s Not My Name

Students explore the impact of colonisation on Adnyamathanha Yarta, focusing on the renaming of First Nations' sacred places, and why recognising and reclaiming the…

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The Impact of Uranium Mining

Students will explore the cultural, environmental, and ethical impacts of mining, focusing on the Beverley Uranium Mine and other global examples.

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The Adnyamathanha people are from the greater Flinders Ranges area. The name Adnyamathanha means ‘Rock People’. This relates to the striking and unique rock…

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