Sue Lane has been a member of the Musica Viva In Schools education team for many years, as a professional development manager, resource writer, presenter and consultant, supporting classroom teachers in the planning of creative music education experiences for the classroom. Sue worked for over 20 years as a classroom teacher and music specialist presenting classroom and performance programs in primary schools on the Central Coast of NSW. She also worked for 7 years as a lecturer in Music and Dance Education in pre-service courses at the University of Newcastle. As an active member of the Orff Schulwerk Association of NSW, Sue is passionate about music education advocacy and supporting teachers at all levels of experience. She has recently completed her PhD researching arts provision in Australian primary schools.

Dujon Niue comes from St. Paul’s, Moa Island and graduated from the National Aboriginal Islander Skill Development Association (NAISDA Dance College). He was a co-founder, dancer/ choreographer of NAISDA’s Aboriginal and Islander Dance theatre “The Company”. Mr Niue was then invited to join Bangarra Dance Theatre and toured nationally, where he performed and taught Indigenous and contemporary dance.

Dujon is also recognised as a valuable educator, sharing his music and dance with Indigenous and non-Indigenous across Australia. For many years, Dujon has been honoured to continue to share his talents, knowledge and cultural traditions with Developing Artists from across Australia as a Cultural Tutor at NAISDA Dance College. In recent years, Dujon has been working with Musica Viva In Schools and the Torres Strait performing ensemble, Wyniss, sharing his music, dance and cultural traditions with interactive and engaging performances in schools across Australia.