Aboriginal high school boys in Albury are being shown a bright future through a project being run in coming weeks by the NSW Department of Education and Communities, Charles Sturt University (CSU) and local Aboriginal men from Albury-Wodonga.  Mr Brett Biles, an Aboriginal man and CSU academic, is involved in the BroSpeak program facilitated by Mr Matthew Hogan from Murray High School to present local Aboriginal high school students at Murray High School with perspectives on personal growth and career options. “We are helping these students on their journey to develop life skills and identify and connect with their culture while encouraging the boys to engage with school. The program involves Aboriginal men from the local community providing advice, education and their stories on being successful and proud Aboriginal men,” Mr Biles said. CSU is helping expand the program by bussing Aboriginal students from Albury and James Fallon High Schools to also take part in BroSpeak. Albury Thunder Rugby League Club and Melbourne Storm are sponsoring the program with the BroSpeak group heading to Melbourne for a Melbourne Storm home game to speak with the Aboriginal players with Melbourne Storm before viewing the game on Sunday 25 August.