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Latest Edition | March 2025
In this issue, we’ve got a big announcement about the Deaflympics, plus exciting news for the Crossing Borders Youth Camp, a survey for Deaf Space, and the latest on Auslan Day 2025. We’re also sharing key updates for Auslan Intensive Classes and Deaf Festival 2025, along with a survey about Auslan90 viewership and all the details on upcoming Auslan Storytime sessions. And for those waiting on a senior’s update — we’ve got you covered! Check out some important news on aged care reforms.
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Past Deaf Herald Editions
November
This month, we’ll provide updates on our upcoming Annual General Meeting, and invite you to share your feedback in our Customer Feedback Survey.
October
This month, we’re excited to announce a news initiative called Auslan90, along with details about the upcoming FVREE Workshop in Victoria and the WA Deaf Community Markets.
September
This issue is packed with exciting updates, including National Week of Deaf People events, Deaf Festival Sydney photos, and news on a Leonie Jackson Memorial Fund grant.
August
We've got some exciting events coming up including the much-anticipated Deaf Festival Sydney! We'll also announce the launch of Ageing Well in Victoria and share information on National Week of Deaf People.
July
In this issue, we celebrate NAIDOC Week 2024 in Cairns! We’ll also share some exciting news on Deaf Festival, and the Senior’s update highlights activities for elder community members.
June
In this edition, we’ll give information on the Melbourne Polytechnic MOU, and provide updates for seniors, including the NSLP Roadshow and the South Australia Ageing Well Information Session.
May
An important update in regards to the National Auslan Booking System and share information on our Customer Feedback Survey.
April
Exciting activities leading up to Auslan Day, and highlight the Auslan commentary at the AFL Gather Round.
March
Explore Australia’s first Deaf History Collections, spotlight a new educational research grant awarded by the Leonie Jackson Memorial Fund, and much more.
