Keep up to date with the latest news from ALNF.
21 July 2025 – The results from the 2024 Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) are in, and they reveal a worrying national trend: developmental vulnerability is on the rise among Australia’s youngest learners.
22 November 2024 – We are thrilled to see our Living First Language Platform (LFLP) highlighted as a standout model of Indigenous data sovereignty in action in a report released yesterday by the Chair of the Australian Network for Quality Digital Education…

11 November 2024 – 1 in 3 Australian children are unable to read at the level expected for their age. At ALNF, we believe that strong literacy starts in the early years…
4 March 2024 – ELLDI selected as a Winner for ‘Learning & Education’
13 October 2023 – Between a child’s first 1,000 days and the start of school, children engage in an intense period of curiosity and…
3 July 2023 – We are so thrilled to announce that Lala Gutchen, our First Languages Program Facilitator for Erub Mer, has WON the National NAIDOC Caring for Country and Culture Award Category!
24 April 2023 – The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation was honoured to take part in the National Early Language and Literacy Coalition Forum on 22 March 2023.
24 February 2022 – Using his platform to help ALL Aussie children write their own bright futures.
31 January 2022 – Did you know there are around 7,000 languages spoken across the globe?

17 November 2021 – As part of our work raising language and literacy standards in some of Australia’s most marginalised communities , ALNF is privileged to partner with some truly visionary people and organisations – wonderful changemakers who make a difference to children’s lives every day.
8 September 2021 – The National Early Language and Literacy Strategy, a ground-breaking proposal in support of children’s language and literacy development, has been released calling on the Australian government to adopt a national strategy to ensure Australian children receive the best start in life.
4 August 2021 – ALNF is excited to announce our new partnership with Thirriwirri, a First Nations-owned venture, rooted in decades of…