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Community and Achievements

Achievements by the Australian First Peoples.

NITV News
NITV News

Archie Roach to be honoured at APRA Awards

Musician Archie Roach will receive a prestigous award for his outstanding services to Australian music at next week's APRA Awards.
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ANNIVERSARY

Remembering David Unaipon: the man on the fifty dollar note

Preacher, writer and inventor, David Unaipon contributed to Australian society and broke many prejudice Indigenous stereotypes along the way.
News
21 Mar 2017 - 7:28pm

Australia's oldest Aboriginal footy club again proves its resilience

SBS World News Radio: In a remote corner of the country, the oldest surviving Aboriginal football club faces some exceptional challenges yet, remarkably, it's not only surviving but thriving.
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NITV Sport

Crows vs. Lions, the Indigenous talent in this weekend's grand final

With 11 Indigenous footballers in the AFL Women's league, making up around 6 per cent of the total playing pool, we celebrate the deadly talent who have made it to the Grand Final.
NITV News
NITV News

Aussies win the country's first junior world figure skating competition

Indigenous skater Harley Windsor, from Western Sydney, and his Moscow-born partner Katia scored a personal best for their free skate.
Living Black
Living Black

A leader for the next generations: cultural crusader Terri Janke

Living Black takes a look at Terri Janke, providing a rare insight into the mind and motivation behind this amazingly successful woman in both her work and personal life, including the major health cr...
NITV News
NITV News

Historic agreement gives Mutitjulu people control of their future

After years of waiting, the Mutitjulu community of central Australia has obtained a town lease agreement which allows the community to have more say in it's own affairs and plan for its economic futur...

Health and Wellbeing

Culture
Yoga fusions

Weaving Indigenous sounds and stories into yoga

A Sydney-based yoga organisation is fusing Indian and Indigenous yoga traditions, incorporating the spirit of Aboriginal Australia into the ancient practice.
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HEALTH & WELLBEING

Ngaoara: aiming to break the cycle of Intergenerational trauma

Senior Aboriginal clinician and researcher, Professor Ngiare Brown has established a Not For Profit organisation 'Ngaoara' to help end the high rates of poor health, community violence and incarcerat...
Living Black
LIVING BLACK

A vision for Palm: Mobile eye clinic saves sight in First Nations communities

A mobile eye clinic, designed to stamp out avoidable blindness in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, is changing lives on Palm Island.
Health
Controlling the 'anxiety monster'

I named my anxiety Clive and it changed my life

Carolyn Tate decided to give her anxiety a name, and in the process stumbled upon a way to feel a whole lot better.
NITV News
NITV News

Program closure could lead to mental illness, suicide: LGBTI advocates

LGBTI advocates say the defunding of an Indigenous sexual health program in Queensland could have a tragic impact on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

Culture and Identity

Culture
re-writing history

Why do we erase people of colour from national myths?

Throughout history, heroic icons such as cowboys, goldminers and valiant ANZAC troops have all been depicted as white, but our origin stories are far more diverse, writes Neha Kale.
German
29 Mar 2017 - 1:08pm

Songlines - What they are and how they guide us across Australia

For 50,000 years, Australia’s First Peoples have traveled long distances using star maps in the night sky. But how do these Aboriginal dreaming tracks work, and why do we call their oral transmissio...
The Chefs' Line
The Chefs' Line

Mark Olive on the ingredients to success

As a chef and TV host, Mark Olive works in two of the most ego-driven industries out there, but this humble Bundjalung man is hungry for food, not fame.
Food
In the shell

Octopus attacks and Indigenous harvests: the delicious history of oysters in Australia

The enjoyment of oysters in Australia reaches back for thousands of years.
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CULTURAL FESTIVAL

Barunga Festival is back with a deadly lineup

Now in it's 32nd year, Barunga Festival, an immersive cultural event showcasing music, dance, sport and traditional art is once again offering a great line up of artists and opportunity to connect, en...

January 26

What it means to be Australian in the 21st century.

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Australia Day, Invasion Day, Survival Day: What's in a name?

Survival Day? Australia Day? Invasion Day? Feeling confused yet? We explain the history and meaning behind these different nomenclatures for January 26.
Identity

January 26 - Australia Day, Survival Day or Invasion Day?

Australians hold many different views on what January 26 represents - and this is particularly the case among Indigenous communities.
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