Could redefining Auslan as an acceptable second language for hearing children potentially create a demand that could provide opportunities for many, not just the deaf? Mother Maria Roccon, of ...
The popular children’s entertainer has directed a range of Australian Sign Language (Auslan) hand shapes for Cricut, a US-based creative tech company, in what has been branded a “world first”.
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