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RACISM

10 things you should know about white privilege

How much do we actually know about the history and concept of this sociological term which is rapidly gaining popularity?
AAP

Cartoon investigated for 'racial hatred'

A controversial cartoon published in The Australian is being investigated by the Human Rights Commission following allegations of racial hatred.
14 Oct 2016 - 4:57pm

Palawa lawyer questions benefit of Tasmanian constitutional recognition

Australia's island state, Tasmania, is one step closer to recognising Palawa first nations in their constitutional preamble.
NITV

NITV VR project showcases the unique culture of the Yolngu people

The future of virtual reality has arrived and NITV is enabling Indigenous communities to tell and share their stories in VR. Welcome to Garma with Ernie Dingo,...
Cultural stereotypes

Australian theme - a poor choice for Liquor Industry Awards

After the recent controversy surrounding Australia themed parties and their associated costumes, you might have thought that we had learned from our mistakes....
MUSIC

Weekend Playlist

Get your weekend started right with these sweet tunes from some of our best new and established artists.
TV Guide

Best on the Black Box: 16th-22nd October

The Best on the Black Box showcases the most inspirational and thought provoking documentaries, TV shows and movies from here and across the globe, screening on...

Top Stories From Across The Country

All the latest news and stories from NITV, including news, sport, programs and features.

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NITV News

17% of Australian children live in poverty, new report finds

A national welfare body has found that 731,300 children under the age of 15 live in poverty in Australia today. They're among almost three million Australians living...
News

Aboriginal remains to return from UK

The return of the remains of 13 Aboriginal ancestors from UK museums and universities to Australia was marked with a traditional smoking ceremony in London.
News

Cartoon investigated for 'racial hatred'

A controversial cartoon published in The Australian is being investigated by the Human Rights Commission following allegations of racial hatred.
NITV Language

Meet the 10 achievers of their Certificate III in Aboriginal Languages for Communities and Workplaces

The Mirima Dawang Woorlab-gerring Language and Culture Centre in Kununurra, WA, is working hard to preserve and revitalise the Miriwoong language - the language...
14 Oct 2016 - 4:31pm

Art proves life-changing for stroke victim

Ten years ago Greg Locke had never even picked up a paintbrush, but after he was left near-paralysed by a series of strokes, the Kooma man discovered a hidden...
14 Oct 2016 - 4:57pm

Palawa lawyer questions benefit of Tasmanian constitutional recognition

Australia's island state, Tasmania, is one step closer to recognising Palawa first nations in their constitutional preamble.
NITV News

SA man faces traditional Aboriginal spearing as punishment

A man who bashed his girlfriend to death in outback South Australia faces a traditional Aboriginal spearing after he serves more than 20 years in jail for...

Shadow Trackers

The latest news and stories relating to the Shadow Trackers on NITV.  

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Shadow Trackers

Shadow Trackers go where no Blackfella has gone before… spirit chasing!
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Join the conversation on Facebook

Share your ghost stories on the official #ShadowTrackers Facebook page.
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On Demand

Catch up on the latest episodes

Shadow Trackers go where no Blackfella has gone before… spirit chasing!
INTERESTING READS

Telling ghost stories is just a part of our DNA

Telling ghost stories is just a part of our DNA: it can even help our kids to choose right from wrong.
INTERESTING READS

Ghosts in sad places - 'memories' of rifle times and frontier wars

Catherine Liddle's chilling account of seeing four figures, 'long and lean and watching', begs the question - do we need more awareness about the rifle times and...

My Grandmother's Lingo

My Grandmother's Lingo

This voice-activated SBS interactive tells the story of one woman’s fight to save her endangered Indigenous language.

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Comment, Community & Achievement

Celebrating diversity and learning from inspiring groups and individuals across our nations

VISUAL ARTS

Point of Difference: Desert to Sea explores the differences in art from Tiwi Islands to APY Lands

A new exhibition at Turner Gallery in Perth has been curated to explore the points of difference between three geographically separate regions through a range of...
Comment

Burston's Patriotic Broadcasting Corporation is just blaring white noise

COMMENT | Senator Burston enters Parliament with a view to make Australia white 'again'
14 Oct 2016 - 4:31pm

Art proves life-changing for stroke victim

Ten years ago Greg Locke had never even picked up a paintbrush, but after he was left near-paralysed by a series of strokes, the Kooma man discovered a hidden...
INTERESTING READS

Telling ghost stories is just a part of our DNA

Telling ghost stories is just a part of our DNA: it can even help our kids to choose right from wrong.
ENVIRONMENT

Meet Ruby the Climate Kid - a Gamilaraay girl fiercely passionate about saving the planet

Six-year-old year old Ruby will never get to see her favourite animal, the Black Rhino, because it was made extinct by humans. Ruby wants to make sure no one else...
NITV Technology

New online game in Ngaanyatjarra blends tradition with technology

'Palayi' (watch out) and 'walykumunun' (excellent) are Ngaanyatjarra words that will soon be common in our vocabulary. It's the first time a software game focuses...
NITV news

"Save Our Bondi Indigenous Mural": the fight for visibility

On one of the busiest spots in Australia, Bondi’s iconic beach, there’s a wall with a colourful mural. The social justice mural on Bondi's Wayside Chapel portrays...
For the Kids!

Jarjums is the NITV programming dedicated to children catering to all kids and kids at heart we have fun and educational Indigenous and First Nations content from Australia and around the world. 

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NITV News

Traditional owners fear for sacred sites as bypass work resumes

Construction of the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing is set to resume tomorrow after the Land Court lifted a temporary stop work order.
National Indigenous Business Month

National Indigenous Business Month - Redfern business owner takes charge

Meet the man who took the plunge to drive his own future and build a family business.
RACISM

10 things you should know about white privilege

How much do we actually know about the history and concept of this sociological term which is rapidly gaining popularity?
NITV

NITV VR project showcases the unique culture of the Yolngu people

The future of virtual reality has arrived and NITV is enabling Indigenous communities to tell and share their stories in VR. Welcome to Garma with Ernie Dingo,...
INTERESTING READS

Ghosts in sad places - 'memories' of rifle times and frontier wars

Catherine Liddle's chilling account of seeing four figures, 'long and lean and watching', begs the question - do we need more awareness about the rifle times and...
Newly added

Join the conversation on Facebook

Share your ghost stories on the official #ShadowTrackers Facebook page.
INTERESTING READS

Telling ghost stories is just a part of our DNA

Telling ghost stories is just a part of our DNA: it can even help our kids to choose right from wrong.
Newly added
NITV News

17% of Australian children live in poverty, new report finds

A national welfare body has found that 731,300 children under the age of 15 live in poverty in Australia today. They're among almost three million Australians...
Newly added
On Demand

Catch up on the latest episodes

Shadow Trackers go where no Blackfella has gone before… spirit chasing!
NITV

Shadow Trackers

Shadow Trackers go where no Blackfella has gone before… spirit chasing!
The Conversation

How astronomy paved the way for terra nullius, and helped to get rid of it too

Many Australians might not realise it, but astronomy and physics have had a profound influence on the history of Australia and its Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
AAP

Aboriginal remains to return from UK

The return of the remains of 13 Aboriginal ancestors from UK museums and universities to Australia was marked with a traditional smoking ceremony in London.
AAP

Cartoon investigated for 'racial hatred'

A controversial cartoon published in The Australian is being investigated by the Human Rights Commission following allegations of racial hatred.
TV Guide

Best on the Black Box: 16th-22nd October

The Best on the Black Box showcases the most inspirational and thought provoking documentaries, TV shows and movies from here and across the globe, screening on...
MUSIC

Weekend Playlist

Get your weekend started right with these sweet tunes from some of our best new and established artists.
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