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Turnbull makes no offers on Referendum Council proposal at Garma

No commitment on Voice to Parliament from PM on day two at Garma festival.
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Tears flow for Dr G. Yunupingu at moving Garma 2017 opening ceremony

Traditional Owners shared an emotional ceremony in honour of Dr G Yunupingu with leaders of the country as the 19th Garma Festival officially opened.
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Voice to Parliament, recognition and Makarrata: What you need to know

Inside the Referendum Council's final report, the Uluru Statement form the Heart, and how we got here.
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PM, Shorten 'miserable' leaders, says Pearson after no bipartisan commitment on voice to parliament

Disappointment after political leaders fail to give voice to parliament proposal full bipartisan support.
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Filmmaker wants to show what connection to country really means

For a long time Tyson Mowarin had wanted to make a film that was able to demonstrate what connection to country really meant to Aboriginal people. Tired of seeing...
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Some of the best places to see ancient rock art and artefacts in Australia

Australia is home to the oldest and most significant art created by humans anywhere on the planet. Here are six incredible places to see these treasures up close.
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Deadly and Dangerous: First ever Indigenous crew to compete in an official Yacht Race

For the first time in history crew members have formed an Indigenous sailing team to officially enter this year’s prestigious Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.

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Opposition calls on government to step up: Shorten’s road map to recognition

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has urged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to commence a Joint Parliamentary Select Committee to advise parliament on the next steps...
The Point

Blog: What's it like to go on tour with Dan Sultan?

I’m wedged in the back seat of a taxi between Declan Kelly, drummer for Bernard Fanning, and acclaimed music producer Jan Skubiszewski. Dan Sultan is in the...
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'An Indigenous voice to parliament will address our powerlessness', Social Justice Commissioner

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar says a constitutionally-enshrined voice to parliament can address Indigenous...
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Former workers claim reparations for unpaid labour, as fight for 'stolen wages' continues

Murri workers whose wages were controlled by the government until the 1970s are applying for reparations for their unpaid labour, but have all but given up hope...
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Lynette Daley trial hears disturbing witness accounts

One of two men on trial for the alleged sexual assault and manslaughter of Lynette Daley called her a "thing" and asked a stranger to drop her down the road just...
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Linda Burney slams government for abandoning needs-based funding

Wiradjuri woman and Labor frontbencher Linda Burney says the government ‘needs to take its head out of the sand’ and focus on needs based funding for remote...
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Teaching literacy to adults; what makes a good tutor?

Living in a world where you can't read or write means living in a world of little opportunity.
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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

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Filmmaker wants to show what connection to country really means

For a long time Tyson Mowarin had wanted to make a film that was able to demonstrate what connection to country really meant to Aboriginal people. Tired of seeing...
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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.
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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.
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You Are Here: 4 documentary films for Australians to find their bearings

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

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

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Follow renowned Indigenous chef, Mark Olive and comedian Derek Nannup as they create delicious dishes in the Western Australian countryside.
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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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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...
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Turnbull makes no offers on Referendum Council proposal at Garma

No commitment on Voice to Parliament from PM on day two at Garma festival.
Newly added
NITV News

PM, Shorten 'miserable' leaders, says Pearson after no bipartisan commitment on voice to parliament

Disappointment after political leaders fail to give voice to parliament proposal full bipartisan support.
NITV News

Opposition calls on government to step up: Shorten’s road map to recognition

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has urged Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to commence a Joint Parliamentary Select Committee to advise parliament on the next steps...
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Tears flow for Dr G. Yunupingu at moving Garma 2017 opening ceremony

Traditional Owners shared an emotional ceremony in honour of Dr G Yunupingu with leaders of the country as the 19th Garma Festival officially opened.
The Point

Blog: What's it like to go on tour with Dan Sultan?

I’m wedged in the back seat of a taxi between Declan Kelly, drummer for Bernard Fanning, and acclaimed music producer Jan Skubiszewski. Dan Sultan is in the...
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Garma 2017 pushes for nationwide Makarrata

Makarrata is a yolngu word for coming together or healing - the theme for #Garma2017
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Value our rights, respect our culture, bring us home

This year's National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s day is expected to take a more political tone in line with the 20 year anniversary of the...
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'An Indigenous voice to parliament will address our powerlessness', Social Justice Commissioner

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar says a constitutionally-enshrined voice to parliament can address Indigenous...
#YouAreHere

Some of the best places to see ancient rock art and artefacts in Australia

Australia is home to the oldest and most significant art created by humans anywhere on the planet. Here are six incredible places to see these treasures up close.
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Caring for country and telling its stories

Billy Griffiths, University of Sydney, writes in The Conversation.
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Why a connection to country is so important to Aboriginal communities

Despite being the most fundamental pillar of Indigenous identity, the connection that Aboriginal people feel to our country is one of the hardest concepts to...
#YouAreHere

Filmmaker wants to show what connection to country really means

For a long time Tyson Mowarin had wanted to make a film that was able to demonstrate what connection to country really meant to Aboriginal people. Tired of seeing...
NITV NEWS

Former workers claim reparations for unpaid labour, as fight for 'stolen wages' continues

Murri workers whose wages were controlled by the government until the 1970s are applying for reparations for their unpaid labour, but have all but given up hope...
NITV News

Lynette Daley trial hears disturbing witness accounts

One of two men on trial for the alleged sexual assault and manslaughter of Lynette Daley called her a "thing" and asked a stranger to drop her down the road just...
NITV News

Linda Burney slams government for abandoning needs-based funding

Wiradjuri woman and Labor frontbencher Linda Burney says the government ‘needs to take its head out of the sand’ and focus on needs based funding for remote...
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