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Sydney Film Festival

Sydney Film Festival puts Indigenous storytelling in the spotlight

From 1930s biology examinations of Sami people to adult literacy in Brewarrina, a rural northwest NSW - this years' Sydney Film Festival is jam-packed with...
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The Point

BUDGET 2017: Indigenous bodies say government is out of touch

Peak Indigenous groups have responded to the federal budget, saying its new measures are out of touch and fail to reach real solutions for Indigenous Australians.
NITV News

"60 years too late": Yami Lester on gold card for Indigenous people victim of nuclear tests

“The government is only doing it to look good.”
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AAP

Budget fails to help Northern Territory Close the Gap

The Northern Territory has accused the Turnbull government of turning its back on the Top End with its budget.
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COMMENT: Jungle Fever and other 'phases' I mistook for normal life

According to rugby league star, Sam Thaiday liking "dark girls" was a part of his "Jungle Fever phase". Reassessing what she thought she knew about romance,...
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Young NT men prepare to travel to Israel to honour Indigenous soldiers

Three young Aboriginal men from a remote community in Central Australia are planning to travel across the world to honour Indigenous Light Horsemen who served in...
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Traditional Owners call for man who defecated on Karlu Karlu to be prosecuted

Angry Traditional Owners want the government to prosecute a tradie who defecated on an Indigenous sacred site in Central Australia.
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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Brazilian Amazonian city declares emergency due to high influx of Indigenous Venezuelans crossing the border fleeing their country's humanitarian crisis

About 250 Indigenous Venezuelans from the Warao tribe have recently travelled more than 1800 kilometres by canoe and other means, to reach the Amazonian capital city...
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Koorie Kids

Watch this adorable video of a 4-year-old doing an Acknowledgement of Country

Meet Rondelle Williams, a Melbourne pre-schooler with a heart-warming message.
NITV News

Terminally-ill Indigenous man freed from prison after Minister intervenes

Terminally-ill Indigenous man Marshall Wallace has been freed from a Queensland prison after the Minister for Indigenous Affairs intervened, when he called on the...
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NITV News

NT man in stable condition after croc attack

A Northern Territory man is lucky to be alive after he was attacked by a two metre saltwater crocodile in a remote Indigenous community.
NITV News

NT guard who filmed detainees masturbating, like a child, Royal Commission told

A police officer has today told the Royal Commission into Juvenile detention in the NT that former guard Conan Zamolo's maturity level was barely higher than the...
NITV News

Brazil prosecutors demand crackdown on illegal gold mining in Amazon's 'El Dorado'

Thousands of miners are descending on the Amazon in the hopes of striking it rich and are destroying the rainforest in the process.
NITV News

Indigenous youth send message to government about land rights

The Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network have left a candlelit message for the Turnbull government as they head back to Parliament this week to deliver the...

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Aboriginal VET Cadet: young Dhungutti woman climbs aboard Transport for NSW

Read about Brittini Cameron's career trajectory as she secured a VET Cadet role with Transport for NSW, which gave her the stability and long-term prospects a new mum...
NITV Sport

Essendon’s Fantasia says everyone wants to be like Eddie

Essendon forward Orazio Fantasia grew up idolising Adelaide Crows champion Andrew McLeod, but it’s another Indigenous star who he says everyone wants to be like.
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COMMENT: Being 'the first' Indigenous anything

How does 'the first' Indigenous representation, represent the 600,000 or so of us?
Education

Increasing the number of Indigenous teachers in Australian schools

While Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teachers are significantly underrepresented in schools and universities, encouraging initiatives are aiming to bring...
Teenage Dream

Who are our Indigenous teens looking up to?

Is it all about the boy bands, the Kardashians and Snapchat for our young ones today?
NITV Sport

Owen Craigie: Hasler right to snub City-Country

Over the Black Dot panellist Owen Craigie takes a look at the weekend of rugby league and saying Canterbury coach Des Hasler is right to snub the City-Country...
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?
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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NT man in stable condition after croc attack

A Northern Territory man is lucky to be alive after he was attacked by a two metre saltwater crocodile in a remote Indigenous community.
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The Point

BUDGET 2017: Indigenous bodies say government is out of touch

Peak Indigenous groups have responded to the federal budget, saying its new measures are out of touch and fail to reach real solutions for Indigenous Australians.
NITV News

Terminally-ill Indigenous man freed from prison after Minister intervenes

Terminally-ill Indigenous man Marshall Wallace has been freed from a Queensland prison after the Minister for Indigenous Affairs intervened, when he called on the...
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AAP

Budget fails to help Northern Territory Close the Gap

The Northern Territory has accused the Turnbull government of turning its back on the Top End with its budget.
Newly added
Koorie Kids

Watch this adorable video of a 4-year-old doing an Acknowledgement of Country

Meet Rondelle Williams, a Melbourne pre-schooler with a heart-warming message.
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AFP

Brazilian Amazonian city declares emergency due to high influx of Indigenous Venezuelans crossing the border fleeing their country's humanitarian crisis

About 250 Indigenous Venezuelans from the Warao tribe have recently travelled more than 1800 kilometres by canoe and other means, to reach the Amazonian capital...
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Sydney Film Festival

Sydney Film Festival puts Indigenous storytelling in the spotlight

From 1930s biology examinations of Sami people to adult literacy in Brewarrina, a rural northwest NSW - this years' Sydney Film Festival is jam-packed with...
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YIRRAMBOI Blak Critics

Blak Critic's review: Dirty Dingo

The Dirty Dingo Exhibition, by artist Peter Waples Crowe, represents queer, disabled, homeless, sistagirl, brotherboy and mental health sufferers who are seen as...
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Cody Walker wears Indigenous family spirit on his heart

Bundjalung and Yuin man, Cody Walker, will literally have luck behind him in this weekend's NRL Indigenous round. He’ll be playing with a special jersey inspired...
NITV News

"60 years too late": Yami Lester on gold card for Indigenous people victim of nuclear tests

“The government is only doing it to look good.”
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Sport

"The game would be boring without Aboriginal players:" Owen Craigie

Former rugby league player, Owen Craigie, says the NRL’s Indigenous round is an important celebration because Aboriginal players have changed the way rugby league...
YIRRAMBOI Blak Critics

Blak Critic's review: Divercity

With movement that moves a crowd, YIRRAMBOI Blak Critic, Bryan Andy, exposes how Mariaa Randall’s 'Divercity' is a timely, needed reaffirmation of the resilience,...
Movies

Here are the films competing for the 2017 Sydney Film Festival's top prize

The competition for the 64th Film Festival boasts some big names.
NITV News

Lack of funding forces critical NT services to close

A local service provider in the remote Northern Territory community of Groote Eylandt, in the Gulf of Carpentaria, has told NITV it's shut down a number of its...
The Point

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017: What it means for Indigenous Australians

The federal budget has been handed down in Parliament House with the government promising a fair and practical plan forward that makes the right choices for hard...
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