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After twelve nation-wide dialogue meetings across the country, more than 250 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representatives will meet in Uluru to discuss...

EXCLUSIVE: In the last year, Dylan Voller’s name has been splashed over newspapers both nationally and internationally; the image of him strapped to a restraint...

Opinion: Dr Hannah McGlade, Senior Indigenous Research Fellow Curtin University, says the case for moderate reform makes sense in the light of radical...

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The Conversation

'Black is the New White' gives the comedy of manners an irreverent makeover

Sparks fly as families come together for the Christmas dinner in Nakkiah Lui’s Black is the New White. Prudence Upton Huw Griffiths, University of Sydney

Comment

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,...

EMPLOYMENT

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...

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.

Comment

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?

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The Conversation

Why are 300 Indigenous leaders are meeting at Uluru this week?

Around 300 Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders will gather at Uluru to hold a First Nations Convention.

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NITV

Tech experts unite to help Indigenous charities

In an Australian first, software developers have come together to think up innovative solutions for First Nations charities.

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NITV News

Indigenous delegation head to Uluru for historic meeting on recognition

After twelve nation-wide dialogue meetings across the country, more than 250 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representatives will meet in Uluru to discuss...

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23 May 2017

'A number of fatalities' after 'explosion' at Manchester Ariana Grande show

A representative for Ariana Grande says the US singer is unharmed after what's been reported as an 'explosion' after her show in Manchester.

The Point

Dylan Voller: Life outside after a decade behind bars

EXCLUSIVE: In the last year, Dylan Voller’s name has been splashed over newspapers both nationally and internationally; the image of him strapped to a restraint...

Opinion

A modest reform of the constitution better than no reform at all

Opinion: Dr Hannah McGlade, Senior Indigenous Research Fellow Curtin University, says the case for moderate reform makes sense in the light of radical...

MBFWA

East Pilbara Indigenous art parades the Fashion Week runway

Forget florals, stripes and even paisley - an emerging fashion label at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia uses Indigenous artwork for its new collection.

ARTS & CULTURE

Larrakia elder creates unique Puppet Show for Darwin kids

Aunty June has created everything from puppet characters, to the music and the set for the Garramalang Festival in Darwin, all in traditional Larrakia-style.

NITV News

Lessons of 1967 referendum still apply to debates on constitutional recognition

Painting the 1967 referendum as a ‘success’ in terms of effective reform for Aboriginal people is problematic, writes Gabrielle Appleby, Associate Professor, UNSW...

NITV News

Indigenous chef Clayton Donovan cooks up a storm on country

This Indigenous chef has introduced native bush foods to mainstream menus.

Episode Guide

The episode guide to your favourite new TV show Little J & Big Cuz

Here is the episode guide for NITV's latest TV series, Little J and Big Cuz, which is the first animated kids show to feature Indigenous Australians and their...

NITV News

Tracey Moffatt's 'Hell' at the 57th Venice Biennale

Tracey Moffatt 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

Mick Dodson steps down from AIATSIS after 26 years

Professor Mick Dodson has stepped down from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies after 26 years, 17 of those as its...

NITV News

Culture and bush tucker star at the ‘A taste of Kakadu’ festival

Traditional Owners are welcoming visitors with a unique combination of traditional food, culture, and language, during the week-long inaugural festival.