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The frontman of band The Cat Empire hopes a song he has recorded with an Indigenous youth choir will raise awareness about the death in custody of Ms Dhu and...

Centrelink has been referring aggrieved payment recipients who say they are receiving demands for debts they don't owe to Lifeline's mental health and suicide...

Emerging Palawa playwright Nathan Maynard has delivered a work of substance in his first major production The Season. Director Issac Drandich has high praise for...

Celebrate the holidays with NITV

As the holiday season is here and NITV has recipe ideas, arts and crafts and of course, home entertainment to keep you jolly.

TV Programs

Top Christmas television picks from NITV

Heading home for the holidays? NITV has you covered with the best programs and movies this Christmas.

Bush Recipes

Bush Christmas recipe: Muntrie, Fig and Prosciutto Salad

Fresh, colourful and uses native ingredients, this summer salad is as festive as the holiday season.

15 Dec 2016

MOVIE MOB REVIEW: Christmas Favorites

NITV's Movie Mob share their all time best Christmas movies.

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10 Christmas gifts with soul that'll make you feel good about giving

Avoid buying extra junk for your loved ones and opt for Christmas Gifts with the feel-good factor.

Drama

This Christmas: Airs Sunday, 25 Dec from 9:30PM on NITV

Upon gathering together under one roof for the first time in seven years, an estranged family celebrating Christmas rediscovers long-forgotten bonds in this...

Indigenous Businesses

10 ways to #BuyIndigenous these holidays

The Indigenous-owned digital agency Ngakkan Nyaagu (NGNY) has been championing the hashtag #BuyIndigenous over this holiday season to encourage us to support our...

15 Dec 2016

MOVIE MOB REVIEW: RADIANCE (COMING SOON)

Three estranged Aboriginal sisters have an emotionally charged reunion when they gather at their childhood home for their mother's funeral. Cressy: Rachel Maza....

Family Rules

Nine sisters navigate the modern world while trying to stay true to their mother’s values – in their household, family rules!

Family Rules

Bush and the City: Parenting from different walks of life

Be it in the city or bush, single or with help - parenting is one of life's most difficult tasks and we've sought advice from proud parents from all across the country.

Family Rules

Here's what everyone's saying about Family Rules...

Episode one of Family Rules had teenager Aleisha searching for the right formal dress, the challenging task had Australia hooked.

Family Rules

Nyungar Dreamtime: Bimban Born-Kissing Trees

The Bimban Born-Kissing Trees is a traditional Nyungar dreamtime love story between a man and a woman who were forbidden to be together.

Family Rules

Diversity is Always the New Black

Fijian-Australian fashion photographer, writer and model, Dusk explores the importance of capturing culture through fashion.

Family Rules

Denise Bowden – How a kid from Katherine became the Director of Garma

Decendent of the Tagalak people and born on Jawoyn country, Denise went from being a small town Katherine kid to the CEO of the Yothu Yindi Foundation, and the...

Comment, Community & Achievement

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

Film Festivals

Watch the official Flickerfest trailer with the all-Indigenous cast playing the Wizard of Oz

Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore... Surf's up in Bondi for Miranda, Bjorn, Jeremy and some of Australia's best Indigenous actors.

ARTS & CULTURE

Who's Afraid of Colour? - a new exhibition showcasing all-female Indigenous contemporary artists

From woven baskets to digital media, the National Gallery of Victoria showcases the talents of Indigenous women in contemporary art

CONTEMPORARY CULTURE

World’s first Maori emoji app launches with unique Polynesian expressions

Maori culture can now be expressed more readily over text thanks to a new keyboard of emojis created by Te Puia, the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute.

Indigenous Science

Young Aboriginal students investigate damage to desert by feral camels

The once pristine Ilpili springs in the NT have been badly damaged and polluted by the dung of feral camels. This is now a research project undertaken by primary...

Indigenous Astronomy

It's in the stars: your star-gazing guide for the holidays

The Summer solstice, balmy evenings and starry nights make it the perfect time to learn more about our universe and the long history of Indigenous people using...

COMMENT

Where are the hundreds of services in Indigenous communities?

We often hear the claim that there are scores of services, many duplicated, in remote and regional Aboriginal communities. I beg to differ. This reinforces the...

Holiday Season

Indigenous not-for-profits who would love your support this X-MAS

If you'd rather make a donation in someone's name than brave the shopping malls this holiday season, there are plenty of awesome local charities awaiting your...

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Events

Sydney Festival to tell untold stories in language

With Wesley Enoch, a Noonuccal Nuugi playwright from Minjeribah (Stradbroke Island), at the helm as Director, Sydney Festival 2017 is once again putting a...

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The Conversation

Can poetry stop a highway? Wielding words in the battle over Roe 8

COMMENT | Poetry draws its power from its ability to thrust language out of the gridlock of everyday discourse. In protest, t is not simply a mantra to be chanted...

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AAP

Worry over proposed reduction of Alice Springs police station hours

Alice Springs police announced Monday it would no longer staff a 24/7 counter, only to backflip a day later. The Federal Minister for Indigenous Affairs used the...

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NITV News

Mundine for PM?

The former rugby league player turned professional boxer will hang up the gloves for good in three weeks, and says he hasn’t ruled out running for Prime Minister.

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NITV

The new lamb ad gets a “D” for effort, not for diversity

The latest Meat and Livestock Association's (MLA) annual Australia Day ad is out. It’s the first not to mention ‘Australia Day’, but it doesn’t need to. It...

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Family Rules

10 ways Angela found healing after losing her dad

"By the age of 17 I had lost my father to a coward punch and as hard as it was to go on, I eventually found healing to help me continue life without him" - Angela...

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