ABSTRACT
First Nations teaching and learning methodologies have an important role to perform in the decolonisation of legal education, because it is not just the law that is taught but the way that it is taught that must be changed. This chapter discusses the First Nations methodologies of storytelling and yarning, deep listening and lived experience and emphasises the potential for their inclusion in legal pedagogy and curriculum materials. The chapter then turns to reforms in Aotearoa/New Zealand, Canada and South Africa to support a call for urgent action to decolonise Australian legal education.
