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After today's media storm, some year 12 students are claiming that memes and jokes about poet Ellen van Neerven - that many considered to be racist in nature -...

A heavily pregnant 23-year-old West Australian single mother said she has been threatened with six days in jail unless she can come up with $1000 to pay her fines.

He's the funnyman with the signature hairdo who found accidental fame through social media, but behind the scenes Ian Zaro isn't as confident as he seems.

Colour Theory: Underground

Everything you need to know about Colour Theory: Underground.

Arts & Culture

Colour Theory returns for Season Four and it's all about Street Art

From the outback to the urban jungle, graffiti heralds a new era of Aboriginal artmaking.

Art & Culture

Decolonising urban spaces; the power of Indigenous street art

Whether it's a small tag or a large scale mural, Indigenous graffiti is a powerful tool used to reclaim, intervene and decolonise urban spaces.

NITV News

New exhibition re-examines Australian history through art

From slave labour to oppressive government policies, a new art exhibition is painting some uncomfortable truths about Australia's colonial past.

Arts

Colour Theory has gone Underground

Acclaimed contemporary artist and Colour Theory host Tony Albert, travels across Australia, from Adelaide to Melbourne, to the Gold Coast and Brisbane, to meet...

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Comment, Community & Achievement

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

INDIGENOUS SCIENCE

Aboriginal rangers get hands on with the latest technologies

Aboriginal Discovery Rangers play a vital role in ensuring culture is practiced and maintained. Now in a state first, Indigenous Rangers have the opportunity to lead...

SUSTAINABLE SCIENCES

Building resilient ecosystems for threatened animals

Indigenous scientists understand that resilience and sustainability go hand-in-hand and in order to create a sustainable ecosystem, you have to understand the...

LGBTIQ

'He is my family': an open letter about same-sex marriage

Torres Strait Islander artist and dancer, Sani Ray Townson has been passionately vocal about the impact the plebiscite decision has had on him personally as an...

Arts & Culture

Aotearoa’s, Lisa Reihanna, presents a spectacular counter-colonial statement at the 57th Venice Biennale

Multimedia artist Lisa Reihana reclaims the imperial history of Europeans' voyages to the Pacific at the 57th Venice Biennale in Italy.

Opinion

How white privilege tips the political spectrum to the far right

When will the status quo of white privilege and continuation of colonisation change?

National Science Week

Are our Indigenous Sciences at risk of Assimilation?

From homeopathic remedies to ecology, Indigenous Sciences need more protection.

Opinion

Australia is racist - but not in the way you think

Racism in Australia isn't just about slurs. Ethnocentrism plays a key role in how our society works.

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Tanya Orman-Denning: 'It is vital that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people see themselves positively reflected in the media'

NITV Channel Manager Tanya Orman-Denning holds the floor of The Long Walk Women's Luncheon in Melbourne with a powerful and emotive speech.

NITV News

Yamatji man wins WA Young Person of the Year

Matthew Bill has won the West Australian Young Person of the Year award for his dedicated work as a Youth Outreach Worker in Perth’s Swan Valley region.

NITV News

Black Comedy star Ian Zaro opens up about overcoming depression

He's the funnyman with the signature hairdo who found accidental fame through social media, but behind the scenes Ian Zaro isn't as confident as he seems.

NITV News

HSC students claim they've been taken out of context over abuse toward Indigenous poet

After today's media storm, some year 12 students are claiming that memes and jokes about poet Ellen van Neerven - that many considered to be racist in nature -...

Colour Theory

Meet the artist breaking boundaries for women in the world of graffiti street art

Dreaming of the future and using knowledge of her ancestors Aboriginal past, Nish Cash sprays her messages so they last.

NITV News

Indigenous author attacked by year 12 students, compared to a chimpanzee

Authors rush to defend award winning poet Ellen van Neerven after a group of HSC students launch racist and derogatory online attacks after sitting exam using one...

NITV News

EXCLUSIVE: Heavily pregnant single mother threatened with jail over unpaid fines

A heavily pregnant 23-year-old West Australian single mother said she has been threatened with six days in jail unless she can come up with $1000 to pay her fines.

Art & Culture

Decolonising urban spaces; the power of Indigenous street art

Whether it's a small tag or a large scale mural, Indigenous graffiti is a powerful tool used to reclaim, intervene and decolonise urban spaces.

City of Sydney

Sydney city has heaps of deadly public art; here's some you might not know about

You don't have to pay a gallery fee to see some of Indigenous Australia's most emotive artworks. Sydneysiders just need to take a stroll around their...

The Conversation

We just Black matter: Australia's indifference to Aboriginal lives and land

We say “Black Lives Matter” but shit, the fact that matter is, we just Black matter to them, this shit keep happening.

NITV News

Copyright restored to Namatijira family after long battle

Family to receive rights to legendary artists work after decades of injustice.

INDIGENOUS SCIENCE

Aboriginal rangers get hands on with the latest technologies

Aboriginal Discovery Rangers play a vital role in ensuring culture is practiced and maintained. Now in a state first, Indigenous Rangers have the opportunity to...

OPINION

OPINION: Can white people be trusted with Australian-themed parties?

Why do people in culturally offensive costumes at parties lay blame on the theme?

NITV News

Calls for an inquiry into Tane Chatfield’s death in custody heard in Parliament

Greens MP and Aboriginal Justice spokesperson, David Shoebridge, has put the New South Wales and Federal Government on notice. Speaking in Parliament today, he...