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22 Jul 2017

The Life Code: A Sky Full of Secrets

The way our ancestors passed on knowledge was through a very sophisticated code and the Yalanji word for this is Ngujakura; our Lore and it’s The Life Code of the...
Arts & Culture

Here's what Sydney Film Festival go-ers said about 'We Don't Need A Map'

"We Don't Need A Map is an important Aussie doco every Australian needs to see."
NITV News

Driver not guilty of Indigenous teen Elijah Doughty's manslaughter

A man who chased Elijah Doughty in his ute in WA's Goldfields region and ran over the teen has been found not guilty of manslaughter.
NITV News

Work for the dole is killing people, Kimberley community says

Leaders of Mowanjum, a remote WA Aboriginal community, say changes to the federal government's work-for-the-dole scheme has damaged traumatised communities.
NITV News

Yindjibarndi to take on Fortescue after native title win

The Yindjibarndi people have secured native title rights over Pilbara land including Fortescue's Solomon mine and vowed to seek compensation from the company.
NITV News

New artefacts extend arrival of First Australians to 65,000 years ago

New artefacts uncovered in the Northern Territory indicate that humans arrived in Australia 10,000 years earlier than previously believed.

Uncover the real Australia through an Indigenous lens

Do you really know Australia’s story?
The Point

Referendum Council's final report met with mixed reactions

There has been mixed reaction to the handing down of the now-disbanded Referendum Council’s final report on Monday.

Top Stories From Across The Country

All the latest news and stories from NITV, including news, sport, programs and features.

The Point

Family of Aboriginal man who died in custody call for justice

It took less than a week for Indigenous Man, Eric James Whittaker to die in prison. Today, his family and friends marched to NSW Parliament House demanding reform.
NITV News

WA Inquest: Police unaware of dead boy's issues

A 17-year-old Aboriginal boy was found dead at Broome's football oval on a night he had been spoken to by police who say they did not know he told other police...
NITV News

Voller quits Alice Springs election race

Days after announcing he would stand in the Alice Springs council elections, Indigenous man Dylan Voller has pulled out, citing his "mental health".
NITV News

Stop sending people to jail for unpaid fines, says Law Reform Commission

The Australian Law Reform Commission has recommended that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people work off their fines, rather than do time for them.
Indigenous Achievement

Red desert to red carpet: How Warwick Thornton became a professional storyteller

Cinematography wasn't a natural gift for internationally acclaimed filmmaker, Warwick Thornton. But storytelling has always run in the Kaytej man's blood.
NITV News

New rehab boot camp for vulnerable NT youth announced after BushMob shutdown

The Northern Territory government is establishing another early intervention wilderness camp for at-risk children after BushMob, the only remote alternative to...
Film

You Are Here: 4 documentary films for Australians to find their bearings

Do you really know Australia’s story?
The Life Code: A Sky Full Of Secrets

The way our ancestors passed on knowledge was through a very sophisticated code and the Yalanji word for this is Ngujakura; our Lore and it’s The Life Code of the world that we live in.

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You Are Here

NITV invites Australians to find their bearings with You Are Here, a series of powerful documentaries premiering from Sunday 23 July at 8.30pm on NITV and SBS.

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Uncover the real Australia through an Indigenous lens

Do you really know Australia’s story?
Indigenous Achievement

Red desert to red carpet: How Warwick Thornton became a professional storyteller

Cinematography wasn't a natural gift for internationally acclaimed filmmaker, Warwick Thornton. But storytelling has always run in the Kaytej man's blood.
guide

You Are Here: 4 docos examining Indigenous experiences in today’s Australia

For the next four weeks, NITV and SBS shine a light on the Indigenous population’s sense of place in our nation.
Film

You Are Here: 4 documentary films for Australians to find their bearings

Do you really know Australia’s story?
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...
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Mayi Jilbamun (Food Journey)

Ngayu binalku Kuku Yalanji mayi jilbamun gudday.
Translation: This is our journey of food.

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

#NAIDOC2017

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.
#NAIDOC2017

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!
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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COMMENT

Southern Cross tattoos: one for every Tom, Dick and Barry

Are Southern Cross tattoos the footprints of Generation Y? Which raises the question... why?
NITV News

Driver not guilty of Indigenous teen Elijah Doughty's manslaughter

A man who chased Elijah Doughty in his ute in WA's Goldfields region and ran over the teen has been found not guilty of manslaughter.
NITV News

Voller quits Alice Springs election race

Days after announcing he would stand in the Alice Springs council elections, Indigenous man Dylan Voller has pulled out, citing his "mental health".
The Marngrook Footy Show

Melbourne Demons continuing strong work in NT community

On Thursday night’s episode of the Marngrook Footy Show, the all-star panel explored some of the work the Melbourne Football club is doing in the community...
NITV News

Ms Dhu's family in legal bid against WA Government

The family of Aboriginal woman Ms Dhu, who died in police custody, is launching legal action against the state government.
NITV News

Work for the dole is killing people, Kimberley community says

Leaders of Mowanjum, a remote WA Aboriginal community, say changes to the federal government's work-for-the-dole scheme has damaged traumatised communities.
NITV News

Yindjibarndi to take on Fortescue after native title win

The Yindjibarndi people have secured native title rights over Pilbara land including Fortescue's Solomon mine and vowed to seek compensation from the company.
NITV News

Stop sending people to jail for unpaid fines, says Law Reform Commission

The Australian Law Reform Commission has recommended that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people work off their fines, rather than do time for them.
NITV News

WA Inquest: Police unaware of dead boy's issues

A 17-year-old Aboriginal boy was found dead at Broome's football oval on a night he had been spoken to by police who say they did not know he told other police...
NITV News

New artefacts extend arrival of First Australians to 65,000 years ago

New artefacts uncovered in the Northern Territory indicate that humans arrived in Australia 10,000 years earlier than previously believed.
The Point

Family of Aboriginal man who died in custody call for justice

It took less than a week for Indigenous Man, Eric James Whittaker to die in prison. Today, his family and friends marched to NSW Parliament House demanding reform.
NITV News

Funding boost to combat domestic violence

Indigenous community organisations will receive $25 million in federal funds to help combat domestic violence, Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion has...
The Conversation

Response to Referendum Council report suggests a narrow path forward on Indigenous constitutional reform

Everything you need to know about the Referendum Council’s final report.
Arts & Culture

5 Indigenous films that changed the national conversation

From poverty to racism, stolen generations and connection to land, the magic of movie-making have given audiences a powerful insight into the issues affecting...
NITV News

Indigenous man dies in custody after unexplained head injury, says family

Exclusive: Indigenous man dies in custody shackled to a bed while in a coma, after sustaining unexplained head injuries.
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