Living with Country
First Scientists, Engineers and Innovators
Living with Country is about innovation, survival, and deep knowledge passed down for over 65,000 years. First Nations people were the first scientists, engineers, and inventors, crafting tools and techniques in perfect harmony with the land. Their expertise in toolmaking, hunting, and engineering continues to inspire and teach us today.
Because innovation in harmony with nature matters.
Tracking and Tools: Hunting Goanna with the Nulla-Nulla
We believe in the power of traditional knowledge. The nulla-nulla, a carefully crafted hunting club, was more than just a weapon—it was a tool shaped by understanding the land and the animals that lived on it. This course uncovers the ancient hunting techniques used to track and catch goanna, a vital source of food.
Because mastering the land’s wisdom matters.
The Tools of Our People: Aboriginal Artefacts and Innovations
We believe every tool tells a story. Aboriginal people developed tools not just for survival, but for precision and purpose. This course explores the many types of boomerangs—each designed for hunting, fishing, and even making music—showing the depth of First Nations innovation.
Because cultural engineering matters.
Grass Trees and Spears: Nature’s Engineering in Hunting Kangaroos
We believe nature provides everything we need. From the resin of the grass tree to the perfectly balanced spear, Aboriginal people engineered tools with materials provided by the land. This course explores traditional toolmaking, the cultural significance of the kangaroo, and the deep respect for nature embedded in Aboriginal innovation.
Because working with nature matters.
Stone Tools and Stories:Â Honouring Cultural Heritage
We believe in honouring the past to understand the present. Stone tools were essential to survival, used for cutting, carving, and even storytelling. This course delves into the science behind Aboriginal stone toolmaking, the stories they hold, and their role in shaping First Nations history.
Because preserving cultural knowledge matters.
Invest in Cultural Understanding That Lasts
When you invest in Younga Yarns, you are not purchasing a one-off lesson. You are building cultural confidence, respect, and connection that strengthens your whole community. These programs create safe conversations, deepen understanding, and support long-term learning outcomes. Choose the access level that aligns with your goals, your timeframe, and the depth of engagement you want to create.
NOTE: All Prices are GST Exclusive
4-Month Access Options
1 Program Only – 4 Months
(No Yarn and Learn sessions included)
$1,500.00
Yarn and Learn Only – 4 Months
$630.00
1 Program + Yarn and Learn – 4 Months
$2,130.00
Full Year Access Options (12 Months)
All 4 Programs – Full Year
(No Yarn and Learn sessions included)
$4,800.00
Yarn and Learn Only – Full Year
$2,430.00
All 4 Programs + Yarn and Learn – Full Year
$8,520.00
Full value without bundle discount: $9,720.00
You save $1,200.00 with the annual bundle.
Additional Educator Access
Each full program includes all student lessons plus a comprehensive Educator Package for the primary classroom teacher.
If additional assistant educators, support staff, or co-teachers require access to the educator training components, they will need to purchase the:
Educator-Only Learning Program (Includes Certificate of Completion)
$247.00 per educator
(Exclusive of GST)
This option provides access to the educator training materials and professional learning components only. It does not include the full student lesson program.
Join Us
Living with Country is more than history—it’s a celebration of innovation, science, and engineering that existed long before modern technology.
You deserve to know the real history of invention. You deserve to connect with the knowledge of the world’s first scientists.
Are you ready to discover the ingenuity of Country?