New South Wales will be the first state to bring to the fore a language which improves the daily lives of more than 30,000 Australians, with a push to extend it nationally.

Australian Sign Language, or Auslan, will be put forward as an elective in K-10 schools in an effort to address a shortage of interpreters and those fluent in sign language.

New South Wales will be the first state to bring to the fore a language which improves the daily lives of more than 30,000 Australians, with a push to extend it nationally.
Australian Sign Language, or Auslan, will be put forward as an elective in K-10 schools in an effort to address a shortage of interpreters and those fluent in sign language.

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