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Australians across the country went out in hordes to watch last night's 'supermoon'. Although cloudy weather conditions in many parts of the country spoiled the...

A collection of Aboriginal rock engravings known as ‘Moon Rock’ has been given the NSW Government's highest heritage protection to preserve the site for the...

A newly launched national campaign has released a report revealing the rapid increase of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children being removed from their...

Shadow Trackers

Join Hunter Page-Lochard and Zac James as they hunt the lands where traditional spirits and legends roam. NITV's new series, Shadow Trackers will have you laughing one minute and scared the next, as the duo investigate Aboriginal Australia's spiritual history.

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Shadow Trackers - Episode Guide

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

COMMENT

Bruce Pascoe: Aboriginal story gets lost in translation

Literature is a colonising tool. Kipling colonised Indian fables, Dr Livingston and Graham Greene did it in Africa, James Fennimore Cooper in America and Ion...

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

Arts & Culture

The haunting images of Ainslie Roberts

Artist Ainslie Roberts was most well-known for his evocative and surreal images illustrating the best-selling book The Dreamtime. During his career he spent a...

Shadow Trackers

Meet Hunter and Zac aka: The Shadow Trackers

Young, curious and hilarious, these two are confronted with the likes of the Aboriginal spirits and urban legends while journeying across Australia.

Comment, Community & Achievement

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

TV Programs

Applications open for NITV's new series: Elements

Screen Queensland in collaboration with National Indigenous Television has announced $400,000 of funding for a new four-part series Queensland Originals: Elements to...

Film Festival

Inaugural Winda Film Festival kicks off in Sydney

The inaugural Winda Film Festival, a brand new Indigenous film festival for Sydney has kicked off with several deadly directors and actors celebrating culture's...

NITV News

Aurukun Council welcomes new start for students

Aurukun Shire Council has given its support to the Queensland Education Department taking full control of the community’s school.

Comment

"Some kids couldn’t hear; some couldn’t even speak" - Ear health problems in urban cities

Comment | Hundreds of urban Aboriginal kids in NSW are getting a better chance to thrive at school and in their communities thanks to the hearing and speech and...

UN Forum

Young trawlwoolway woman selected to attend United Nations' Forum in Geneva

Madeline Wells, a young Indigenous activist, will be the only delegate from Australia at the upcoming UN youth forum in November this year.

NITV News

Worimi man awarded Young Conservationist of the Year

“It’s really inspiring to be recognised for the work I’m doing and the work I’ve been doing for a few years.” ...

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...

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The Point

Karina Lester weighs-in on SA nuclear dump referendum

NITV asks Karina Lester, the Aboriginal member on the Natural Resources Management Council, about her reaction to SA Premier's Jay Weatherill decision to take the...

AAP

First Nations peoples march together near UN climate talks in Morocco

Several thousand activists have marched in the Moroccan city of Marrakech to demand environmental justice, just kilometres away from where high level UN climate...

NITV News

Joe Williams shares his personal experience of Standing Rock

"The more I walked around and introduced myself as a visitor from Australia, the more I could feel the warmth of the entire camp. All of them were there for one...

NITV News

North Dakota Capitol locked down after pipeline protesters arrive

Officials locked down the North Dakota Capitol on Monday after opponents of the Dakota Access pipeline gathered there, one day before groups planned more than 200...

NITV News

Sharing the light: Your supermoon photos

Australians across the country went out in hordes to watch last night's 'supermoon'. Although cloudy weather conditions in many parts of the country spoiled the...

NITV NEWS

Ancient 'Moon Rock' engravings protected as proof of Aboriginal astronomy

A collection of Aboriginal rock engravings known as ‘Moon Rock’ has been given the NSW Government's highest heritage protection to preserve the site for the...

AAP

HIV rates among Indigenous people disproportionately high

The latest report card on sexually transmitted diseases in Australia paints a mixed picture of our country's sexual health.

NITV News

Joe Williams takes the Aboriginal flag to Standing Rock

Former NRL star Joe Williams has visited the North Dakota pipeline protest site to show his solidarity.

AAP

'Racial hatred' cartoon complaint dropped

Allegations of racial hatred caused by a controversial cartoon published in The Australian have been dropped.

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Commissioning Guidelines

We are looking for bold, brave storytelling from Indigenous filmmakers and Indigenous production companies.

SBS News

White men file complaint claiming Indigenous MP Linda Burney has been racist to them

Two white Australian men have filed a complaint with the Human Rights Commission alleging racism by Federal Labor MP Linda Burney as the row over Section 18C...

Raising Awareness

Yorta Yorta man is paddling from Aireys Inlet to Melbourne for Indigenous Men's Health

Passionate about Indigenous Health, Cormach Evans is paddling over 170 kms to raise money and awareness of men's services in the sector.

TV Guide

Best on the Black Box: 13th-19th November

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...