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ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HISTORIES AND CULTURES
EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS
FAMILY
FIRST CONCEPTS
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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Three

Read by Lisa McCune

07:32

Tilly

Read by Gabrielle Wang

08:05

Little Bird's Day

Little Bird's Day

Read by Bianca Hunt

05:30

Nop

Read by Catherine McClements

05:37

Baby Business

Read by Bianca Hunt

06:08

When Billy Was a Dog

When Billy Was a Dog

Read by Claire Hooper

09:00

Bat vs Poss

Read by Alex Miles

07:34

One Runaway Rabbit

One Runaway Rabbit

Read by Myf Warhurst

04:02

My Friend Fred

Read by Claire Hooper

04:40

Goodbye House, Hello House

Goodbye House, Hello House

Read by Catherine McClements

04:55

We're Stuck!

Read by Ashleigh Marshall

04:46

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StoryBox Hub acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first storytellers and original custodians of the lands on which our stories are recorded. We pay respect to Elders and their descendants who continue a long tradition of storytelling, and honour their contributions to current and future generations of children and young people.