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Is Betts the best in the AFL?

Former Collingwood star Peter Daicos says Eddie Betts is clearly the best forward in the AFL at the moment. But Doug Hawkins wanted to go even further on this...
NITV News

Some remote and regional areas left behind by mining boom: Report

A study into the impact of the resources boom on the regions has found some experiencing transitional problems, but the country is better off overall.
SBS News

Voller wants justice from royal commission

Dylan Voller gave video evidence to the Darwin sitting of the Northern Territory Royal Commission into Youth Justice. He told the hearing he hoped "some sort of...
Politics

COMMENT: What are Australian values?

In political discourse, few terms are quite so vague and elusive, yet so powerfully evocative as is the phrase ‘Australian values’; but what does it actually mean?
NITV News

Vandals use Aboriginal sacred site for burnouts and wheelies

A sacred traditional Noongar site that was used for corroborees has been trashed by vandals on quad bikes and trail bikes in Western Australia.
NITV News

No evidence that Indigenous-only private schools are beneficial, education expert

An education expert says there is no evidence that there is any educational benefit to having Indigenous-only schools.
The Point

How does a person with impaired vision and hearing become a sportsman and painter?

Down but not out - how a disabled Indigenous sportsman stays in the game.
Little J & Big Cuz

In an Australian first, television show Little J & Big Cuz provides a young Indigenous audience with ‘relatable’ characters as well as offers an insight into traditional Aboriginal culture, country and language.

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INDIGENOUS SCIENCE

Where are the Indigenous voices in the March for Science?

This weekend Indigenous scientists across the globe will not March for Science - but for Sciences.
NITV News

One Nation promises Indigenous-run crocodile ranches if elected

One Nation says it will establish 'crocodile ranches' across Queensland if it is elected to govern at the next state election.
The Point

Indigenous-only school campuses: Segregation or a reason for celebration?

Private schools have put forward a controversial proposal to the Federal Government to create Indigenous-only campuses in return for extra taxpayer funding.
NITV News

Video games encourage Indigenous cultural expression

The right games can create a place for Indigenous people to find self expression, writes Elizabeth LaPensée from Michigan State University in The Conversation.
NITV News

Report finds action 'urgently needed' to support Indigenous youth

A new report shows more young Australians are in psychological distress than five years ago.
NITV News

Where is Treaty at in Victoria?

With treaty talks well under way in Victoria and new roads being made in South Australia, how is the journey towards Australia's first treaty faring?
The Point

Canvassing a Treaty: SA’s Treaty Commissioner says to expect plenty of discussion

South Australia has taken the first steps towards a possible Treaty with its First Nations peoples, launching a State wide consultation process. The discussions...

The Latest on The Point

Did you miss The Point? Here's the latest news and features from this agenda-setting program. 

The Point

Mabo lawyer: Changes to Native Title Act could enable projects like the Adani mine

When the Noongar people took legal action against the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council and the WA Government, they perhaps didn’t envisage the repercussions....
NITV NEWS

From youth detention to the military: How Colin Rogan found business success

A youth detainee-turned military man, Colin Rogan is using his experiences to start a business and steer young people in the right direction.
The Point

Canvassing a Treaty: SA’s Treaty Commissioner says to expect plenty of discussion

South Australia has taken the first steps towards a possible Treaty with its First Nations peoples, launching a State wide consultation process. The discussions...
Living Black

A leader for the next generations: cultural crusader Terri Janke

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...
News

Beach to Bush: How learning ocean safety in the outback saves lives and inspires careers

Ocean safety is an important lesson for all Australians, but for those who live a long distance from the beach, it's a tough one to learn.
The Point

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...
The Point

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

Politics

COMMENT: What are Australian values?

In political discourse, few terms are quite so vague and elusive, yet so powerfully evocative as is the phrase ‘Australian values’; but what does it actually mean?
COMMENT

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.
COMMENT

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...
COMMENT

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...
NITV News

Hine-nui-te-pō: Dreaming through design

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

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...
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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Voller defecated into his own shirt during transfer, after being denied toilet break

The Northern Territory Royal Commission into Youth Justice heard today a youth justice officer denied Voller a request for a toilet break during a five hundred...
NITV News

One Nation promises Indigenous-run crocodile ranches if elected

One Nation says it will establish 'crocodile ranches' across Queensland if it is elected to govern at the next state election.
INDIGENOUS SCIENCE

Where are the Indigenous voices in the March for Science?

This weekend Indigenous scientists across the globe will not March for Science - but for Sciences.
NITV Sport

Is Betts the best in the AFL?

Former Collingwood star Peter Daicos says Eddie Betts is clearly the best forward in the AFL at the moment. But Doug Hawkins wanted to go even further on this...
NITV News

Some remote and regional areas left behind by mining boom: Report

A study into the impact of the resources boom on the regions has found some experiencing transitional problems, but the country is better off overall.
SBS News

Voller wants justice from royal commission

Dylan Voller gave video evidence to the Darwin sitting of the Northern Territory Royal Commission into Youth Justice. He told the hearing he hoped "some sort of...
The Point

Indigenous-only school campuses: Segregation or a reason for celebration?

Private schools have put forward a controversial proposal to the Federal Government to create Indigenous-only campuses in return for extra taxpayer funding.
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Eagles and Crows proud to launch guernseys for AFL Indigenous Round

AFL clubs West Coast and Adelaide have revealed the jumpers they’ll wear in the 2017 Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous Round, and star forwards Josh Hill and Eddie...
Sport

Over The Black Dot: Rolling with Rose

Join George Rose as he is out and about catching up with all the big names from NRL.
NITV News

Vandals use Aboriginal sacred site for burnouts and wheelies

A sacred traditional Noongar site that was used for corroborees has been trashed by vandals on quad bikes and trail bikes in Western Australia.
NITV News

Report finds action 'urgently needed' to support Indigenous youth

A new report shows more young Australians are in psychological distress than five years ago.
#BilbiesNotBunnies

Bilbies, not bunnies - How this endangered animal became our Easter mascot

Think the Easter Bilby is just April’s version of Santa Claus on a surfboard – think again.
The Conversation

Why it's so offensive when we call people animals

Technically we are animals, but that doesn't mean its okay to call people animals, writes Nick Haslam from the University of Melbourne for The Conversation.
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