Auslan Anywhere is set up kind of like a social network (Twitter users will experience a bit of déjà vu) that connects those who don’t yet sign with those those who do.. For those of us who ...

As COVID updates have become a daily part of our lives, so too has the sight of sign language interpreters on our screens. COVID has brought Auslan into the spotlight, but it would be wrong to ...

Auslan is uniquely Australian. Just like different languages are spoken around the world, people who are deaf use different sign languages depending on where they come from (it's estimated there ...

More swim instructors need to learn the Australian sign language Auslan, the coordinator of a swimming program for deaf children says. The Northcote Aquatic Centre, in Melbourne's north, began ...

Meet the man who makes it possible for deaf people to know what's happening during emergency weather events. Mark Cave, also known as the "Sign Guy", interprets Auslan for Deaf Services Queensland ...

Preschools’ love of language a good sign for Auslan. By Madeleine Heffernan. November 22, 2021 — 5.00am. Save. Log in, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later.

More than 3.6 million Australians live with hearing loss, but only 20,000 use Auslan every day. ... Leanyer School, Darwin, teaches Auslan sign language to all students ...

Sign language to be taught to Victorian four-year-olds Auslan to be taught in 26 preschools across the state. Children and educators at Aurora School Community Kindergarten.