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New program boosts Indigenous army recruits

Education is a huge barrier to Indigenous Australian soldiers moving up the ranks, but a successful NT program is boosting numbers.
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Racism puts Indigenous kids at abuse risk, while culture protects them, royal commission finds

Systemic racism has contributed to a heightened risk of Aboriginal children being sexually abused in institutions, research has found.
Aboriginal Tourism

New Aboriginal owned tourism companies provide unmissable NSW experience

Move over Queensland. Tourists are now flocking to NSW - and it's not to see the Harbour Bridge or the Opera house.
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Department apologises for document calling people 'monkeys'

The Queensland housing department has apologised over an inappropriate training manual titled "Monkey Management", with the minister saying it was insensitive.
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Indigenous doctors hide their racial identity to avoid racism, report finds

Some Indigenous doctors and medical students are concealing their identity to avoid racism while others are accused of using their racial background or "playing...
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Indigenous voice key to education progress

Aboriginal educational disadvantage will only be addressed with the full participation of indigenous people, from the national level down to individual schools, a...
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Intensive correction orders could curb Indigenous incarceration dramatically

The number of Indigenous people serving short prison sentences in NSW could be cut by 500 a year if offenders were placed on intensive correction orders (ICO)...

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Faces of Indigenous heroes celebrated in new photo exhibition

Photographer Sunny Brar decided to embark on a self-funded project to capture ‘the face of Australia’ in order to find his own identity. The starting point? First...
NITV News

NT youth justice system's ‘recipe for failure’: BushMob closes as Don Dale detainees in high security rises

The same week the NT's only remote youth detention alternative BushMob shuts down citing government inaction; it has transpired that more children are currently...
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Queensland Indigenous War Memorial design unveiled

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander servicemen and women will be officially recognised with a dedicated memorial in Brisbane’s ANZAC Square, for the first time...
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Guatemala court confirms suspension of Tahoe mining licenses

Mining giant's licences suspended by Guatemalan court.
The Point

NAIDOC 2017 Artist of the Year Elverina Johnson believes in the power of art

Highly respected Gungganji Gurugulu and Yidindji Gimuy woman Elverina Johnson is the 2017 NAIDOC Artist of the Year.
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NT remote housing rollout begins, but is $1.1 billion enough?

Major housing program seeks to tackle severe rates of overcrowding and homelessness.
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In Pictures: Record crowds in awe as traditional dancers rock the Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival

A record crowd turned out for the 35th Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival over the weekend.
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Translation: This is our journey of food.

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This Yuggera Grandmother of 47 scores Female Elder of the year award at NAIDOC

Yuggera Elder, Aunty Faye Carr, is finally getting back after a lifetime of giving.
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Male Elder of the year recipient awarded for preserving Aboriginal languages

The focus of NAIDOC 2017 is the importance of Languages. Mount Magnet Elder Ollie George is one of the last people living that can speak Badimia and he's talked...
23 Jun 2017 - 3:37pm

Lovett-Murray laments family and community hurt from doping saga

Appearing on The Marngrook Footy Show’s 10th anniversary special, former Essendon player Nathan Lovett-Murray says the effect the AFL club’s doping scandal has...
20 Jun 2017 - 2:54pm

Lemon Myrtle Ice Tea

Follow renowned Indigenous chef, Mark Olive and comedian Derek Nannup as they create delicious dishes in the Western Australian countryside.
Film

Brewarrina locals travel to Sydney Film Festival for NITV documentary 'In My Own Words'

'In My Own Words' follows the journey of adult Aboriginal students and their teachers, as for the first time in their lives, they discover the transformative...
Film

Indigenous movie 'We Don't Need a Map' kicks off Sydney Film Festival

The annual Sydney Film Festival kicks off tonight and this year First Nation filmmakers from Australia and around the world intimately share their stories and...
1 Jun 2017 - 12:43pm

Sheep Cheese Frittata

Why not try Mark Olives Sheep Cheese Frittata. This recipe is quick, easy and tastes great!
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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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NITV News

Faces of Indigenous heroes celebrated in new photo exhibition

Photographer Sunny Brar decided to embark on a self-funded project to capture ‘the face of Australia’ in order to find his own identity. The starting point? First...
NITV News

New program boosts Indigenous army recruits

Education is a huge barrier to Indigenous Australian soldiers moving up the ranks, but a successful NT program is boosting numbers.
The Conversation

'The Last Victorian Aborigines': Portraits of Aboriginal people from the Lake Tyers mission.

Curator of Indigenous Art at the National Gallery of Victoria, Myles Russell Cook looks into the provocative 1930s oil painting series of "full blood" Aboriginal...
NITV News

Plan for Indigenous people to watch cops

A program designed to teach Indigenous communities to film and share potential police misconduct is almost halfway to its fundraising goal.
NITV News

Department apologises for document calling people 'monkeys'

The Queensland housing department has apologised over an inappropriate training manual titled "Monkey Management", with the minister saying it was insensitive.
10 Years of NITV

From little things big things grow: 10 years of NITV

NITV is celebrating it's anniversary, marking 10 years of Indigenous storytelling and production - a first in Australia's national media.
AAP

NT youth justice system's ‘recipe for failure’: BushMob closes as Don Dale detainees in high security rises

The same week the NT's only remote youth detention alternative BushMob shuts down citing government inaction; it has transpired that more children are currently...
NITV News

Racism puts Indigenous kids at abuse risk, while culture protects them, royal commission finds

Systemic racism has contributed to a heightened risk of Aboriginal children being sexually abused in institutions, research has found.
Over the Black Dot

Owen Craigie: The best Origin series ever

Former rugby league player Owen Craigie says this State of Origin series shows there’s a great future for Aboriginal players, and NSW will either win game three...
Shadow Trackers

Meet Hunter and Zac aka: The Shadow Trackers

Young, curious and hilarious, these two are confronted with the likes of the Aboriginal spirits and urban legends while journeying across Australia.
Aboriginal Tourism

New Aboriginal owned tourism companies provide unmissable NSW experience

Move over Queensland. Tourists are now flocking to NSW - and it's not to see the Harbour Bridge or the Opera house.
NITV News

Racism scandal: MP suspended after using the N word at public meeting

British MP suspended after uttering an offensive phrase at a community meeting about Brexit.
NITV News

Indigenous doctors hide their racial identity to avoid racism, report finds

Some Indigenous doctors and medical students are concealing their identity to avoid racism while others are accused of using their racial background or "playing...
NITV News

Indigenous voice key to education progress

Aboriginal educational disadvantage will only be addressed with the full participation of indigenous people, from the national level down to individual schools, a...
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