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EXCLUSIVE: In 1962 Alimah Bowia, the eight-year-old daughter of parents Daisy and Joseph Bowia, mysteriously vanished from Thursday Island. Now a Fijian woman...

Malcolm Turnbull has met with executives from the Indian company wanting to build Australia's biggest coal mine with the help of federal funding during his stay...

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Social housing tenants worst off in Australia's a housing crisis

As the general housing affordability crisis deepens, nothing the Federal Government says in its plan to tackle the growing issue will make it easier for Indigenous...

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Indigenous Business Australia change their criteria to help Indigenous people enter the housing market

At a time when housing affordability and negative gearing are at the crux of the political and economic debate, The Point asked Indigenous Business Australia how...

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World Health Day: Joe Williams reveals how his years on the field almost stopped his present career

After having spent over 15 years in the sporting limelight, Joe Williams is now making a name for himself nationally and internationally as a motivational speaker...

5 Apr 2017 - 3:24pm

'If you fix the spirit then you fix everything around you'

His ancestors protected him from taking his life when he was a young man, now at 43, The People's Mechanic is repaying the favour.

The Point

Cutting climate change at the roots

Australia’s first Indigenous youth climate network, Seed, are hoping to build an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth movement for climate justice. Larissa...

The Point

New online tool to improve healthcare for people suffering from rare disease

A new online learning tool could be a game-changer for health professionals dealing with patients suffering from Machado Joseph Disease.

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AllGrid Energy Puts Remote Indigenous Communities on the Grid

Indigenous company AllGrid Energy provides energy solutions for remote Indigenous communities, who often rely on diesel generators for power.

Catch up on the latest Marngrook

From Tiddas Tips to Footy yarns, catch up on the latest Marngrook Footy Show episode here.

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AFL should focus more on New Zealand says Schwass

Growing the sport of Australian Rules football in New Zealand makes too much sense to ignore, according to AFL champion Wayne Schwass.

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Watch Marngrook On Demand

The Marngrook Footy Show is a sports entertainment panel show that gives an Indigenous take on the AFL with a strong focus on Indigenous contribution and...

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NT Thunder so much more than a footy team: Hodges

Ahead of his maiden season as head coach of NT Thunder in the NEAFL, Andrew Hodges says it’s a special responsibility to lead a club which represents so much more...

NITV Sport

Busy September planned for St Kilda defender Shane Savage

St Kilda defender Shane Savage likes what he sees from their developing AFL list and hopes the arrival of his second child isn’t the only thing keeping him busy...

The Marngrook Footy Show

Success of AFLW to be seen for years to come

As the confetti settles after the inaugural AFL Women’s grand final, Brisbane’s Ally Anderson and Adelaide’s Stevie-Lee Thompson agree that some of the biggest...

The Marngrook Footy Show

Leila Gurruwiwi, 10 years on TV

Who was once a painfully shy 19-year-old, Leila Gurruwiwi is now one of Australia's favourite sports presenters. She reflects on her journey; a decades worth of...

Marngrook Footy Show

Polished Bentley inspired by AFLW experience to keep giving back

Kirby Bentley is one of the stars of Australian Rules football and her experience in the inaugural AFLW has only heightened her ambitions to inspire positive...

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

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COMMENT: Pepsi may be tone-deaf, but they're far from alone

While US company, Pepsi, takes a hit for being tone-deaf in their latest campaign, uncomfortable representations seems to be business as usual in Australian media.

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COMMENT: Indigenous Affairs - no steps forward, two steps back

The landscape in Indigenous Affairs across Australia has changed so much in the last two decades that 'not losing' is now the same thing as 'winning'. Luke...

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COMMENT: Who Is Closing the Gap?

Aboriginal and South Sea Islander artist, Marcus Corowa discusses Closing the Gap, Harmony Day and the proposed changes to Section 18C of the Racial...

NITV News

Tracey Moffat's "Hell" at the 57th Venice Biennale

Tracey Moffat has launched a preview work titled Hell from her newest exhibition My Horizons prior to the upcoming presentation of her works at the Australia...

23 Mar 2017 - 4:48pm

Hine-nui-te-pō: Dreaming through design

Indigenous designers to displayed their cultural expression through fashion and design during the 5th annual The Global Indigenous Runway at the weekend.

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COMMENT: Treaty is still on the agenda, and momentum is gaining

Despite recent setbacks to Indigenous affairs in the support to changes to 18C, and calls to further water down native title, many Indigenous people are still...

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The oldest Aboriginal football club’s battle for survival

In a remote corner of the country, the oldest surviving Aboriginal football club faces some exceptional challenges. Remarkably, it's not only surviving, but...

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The remarkable yidaki (and no, it’s not a ‘didge’)

The yidaki – the subject of a major exhibition now on show at the South Australian Museum – is an instrument owned exclusively by the Yolngu people of North East...

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