Want to learn how to sign a question in Auslan? Check out this video! Signing tips are at the end! Just 1min long! Let us know how you got on with copying the signs! Comment below. Enjoy! Happy Signing | Auslan Online

History in the making! 🙌 For the first time ever, Auslan coverage of the Deaflympics is coming to the Australian Deaf community. That’s right, Deaf Connect’s Auslan90 team will be covering the event from start to finish! This has been made possible through our collaboration with Deaf Sports Australia From 16–27 November, join us for daily updates from the 2025 Tokyo Deaflympics! We’ll be sharing highlights and top sports stories so you can follow every exciting moment. Let’s cheer on our Aussie

Auslan Day celebrates the rich history, culture, community and language of the Australian Deaf community by honouring the date of first publication of the Auslan dictionary. Watch to see our Deaf staff and students sign a message to celebrate Auslan Day on 13 April. | Queensland Department of Education

Today is Auslan Day. A day to celebrate the language of the Australian Deaf community, their rich culture and history. The first Auslan dictionary was published by Professor Trevor Johnston on the 13th of April 1989. In 1991, Auslan was recognised as a community language in Australia. Happy Auslan Day from the National AuslanInterpreter Booking Service team! 🙌🙌🤟🤟 The National Auslan Interpreter Booking and Payment Service (NABS) is a Wesley Mission Queensland initiative providing interpreter