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Activists blockade Wilcannia bridge, calling for action on water management

The Wilcannia Bridge has been blockaded, with activists calling for government to listen to locals when it comes to making decisions about the Murray-Baaka river.
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Rabbitohs coach lashes governing body over campaign involving star fullback

South Sydney coach Wayne Bennett says the NRL has to take responsibility for the treatment of Latrell Mitchell after criticism of its television advertisement.
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Koori Radio closes, staff self-isolating after positive Coronavirus test

Koori Radio says it will stay 'live and deadly' while staff self-isolate after a secondee at the Sydney office tested positive for Coronavirus.
13 Mar 2020

Coronavirus: seven ways collective intelligence is tackling the pandemic

Collective intelligence is now being used around the world by communities and governments to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pacific nations combat coronavirus spread

Pacific Island nations are doing their best to isolate themselves in a bid to fend off COVID19 as virus threatens to overwhelm small healthcare systems.
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Looming cyclone to whip Queensland coast

A cyclone is set to develop over the Coral Sea on Friday and while it won't touch land it will impact the coastline from Cairns to northern NSW.
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'I had to work twice as hard': Meet the Indigenous women excelling in male-dominated industries

NITV meets a few Indigenous women who are making their mark on traditionally male-dominated industries and inspiring the next generation of young women to follow...

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The 'banana women' of Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust

At Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust in Victoria's north-east, women are taking the lead in protecting their community.
10 Mar 2020

Women inside a Darwin prison have released a podcast about their lives

Birds Eye View features the stories of 18 women who have been incarcerated in Australia’s Top End.
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The unique camps supporting young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in STEM

The CSIRO Young Indigenous Women's STEM Academy is backing young women with goals to work in STEM, through a series of on-country camps and a ten-year-long...
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Company criticised for running 'culturally unsafe' event

An event company that charged up to $2799 per ticket to attend an event for Indigenous youth in Cairns last month allegedly failed to pay some speakers and had...
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'I remember it like yesterday': How removal from family can affect Indigenous kids

Cody McGrady Miller was removed from his mother's care as a 12-year-old, nine years later he still remembers even the tiniest details of that day, but he says he...
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Dubbo deputy mayor calls for change after racist email revealed

Dubbo Regional Council's deputy mayor has called for fellow councillor Kevin Parker to step down after he was caught out sending a racist 'joke' via email.
12 Mar 2020

Nine-year-old Murri boy a hero amongst heroes.

EXCLUSIVE: What lies ahead for the boy who stands as a hero even to his heroes.

 

 

 

 

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What does 'Yokayi' mean?

A Noongar victory cry, NITV's new show Yokayi Footy promises to live up to its name, bringing the energy of celebration to our screens.
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Introducing 'Yokayi Footy': NITV & the AFL kick off a new football show

Championing young, diverse players and perspectives, an exciting new footy show is coming to NITV.
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Get your NRL Fix as Over The Black Dot returns

The NRL season is soon kicking off and so is NITV’s footy panel show, Over The Black Dot
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Bianca, Tony & Darryl: Meet the hosts of Yokayi Footy

Introducing a new footy panel show for the next generation, hosted by Bianca Hunt, Tony Armstrong and Darryl White.
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The game is on: Australia's first Aboriginal quiz show has arrived

What makes the humble game show one of the most-watched genres on TV?
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Comic, poet and game show host: Steven Oliver is Faboriginal

Having been a talented performer from a very young age, Steven Oliver reflects on his love of performance and what has led to his success today.
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Start the new school year with Aussie kids' favourite duo, Little J & Big Cuz

They’re back! Miranda Tapsell and Deborah Mailman return to TV with Season Two of the Logie award-winning series Little J & Big Cuz.

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What Taika Waititi's Oscar means to Indigenous filmmakers

OPINION: Māori Director, Heperi Mita celebrates the success of his friend Taika Waititi, and explains what it means for Māori and Indigenous creatives around the world.
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Our rightful place, but foundational issues remain unresolved

OPINION: The case of Love and Thoms played out in the High Court on Wednesday intersects with our foundational issues that speak to belonging and community – the...
Opinion

The NSW child protection system is still in a state of crisis when it comes to protecting Aboriginal children

OPINION: AbSec has this week released its annual report card indicating that in the past 12 months, the number of Aboriginal children reported at risk of...
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'Just Mercy' exposes U.S. legal system riddled with prejudice

REVIEW: Just Mercy charts the battle to save a man on death row in Alabama. Is Australia insulated from similar, racial prejudice? Consider this comparison from...
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The January 26 culture industry demands a toll from Blak bodies

OPINION: Each year, Blak commentators and writers are approached by mainstream media organisations to provide a unique, "controversial" perspective on the topic...
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Face masks and flames: What to make of our nation this Australia Day?

OPINION: We’re getting closer to January 26 and are still no closer to seeing the back of wild weather. Like the landscape, wildlife populations and incinerated...
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Patriotism gets a refresh: First Nations go first Australia Day Parade Adelaide

OPINION: What happens when you mix together an official Australia Day Parade with a First Nation Protest March? The aim is truth, love and respect.
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Victoria folk festival to celebrate local Indigenous language

The Port Fairy folk music and arts festival in Victoria will celebrate traditional local First Nations languages with one very big open-air workshop.
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Here's every 2020 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras float in running order

This year's parade feels decidedly more political than previous years, with floats protesting the climate emergency and religious freedom bill.
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Inaugural Walkley Young Indigenous Scholarship winners ready to head to the 'big smoke'

Two young Aboriginal women will be making their way to Sydney this month to gain experience in city newsrooms, after receiving the inaugural Walkleys Young...
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Students get VIP treatment at advance screening of 'Little J & Big Cuz'

A lucky group of students have had the VIP experience at the Powerhouse Museum, catching an advanced screening of the new series of 'Little J and Big Cuz'.
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Weir flows as rain water reaches Brewarrina

Locals in northern New South Wales have rejoiced over the weekend, as once dry riverbeds began to overflow from the rains upstream.
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Darumbal land returned in Rockhampton ceremony

The Darumbal people of Central Queensland have officially taken back 400 hectares of land at a ceremonial event today in Rockhampton.
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'Still pinching myself': Yhonnie Scarce wins Yalingwa Fellowship

Kokotha and Nukunu glass blower Yhonnie Scarce has received the $60,000 Yalingwa Fellowship in recognition of her work as an artist, as well as a teacher and...
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Company criticised for running 'culturally unsafe' event

An event company that charged up to $2799 per ticket to attend an event for Indigenous youth in Cairns last month allegedly failed to pay some speakers and had...
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Dubbo deputy mayor calls for change after racist email revealed

Dubbo Regional Council's deputy mayor has called for fellow councillor Kevin Parker to step down after he was caught out sending a racist 'joke' via email.
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What does 'Yokayi' mean?

A Noongar victory cry, NITV's new show Yokayi Footy promises to live up to its name, bringing the energy of celebration to our screens.
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Wombat cull called off following concerns from Traditional Owners

Traditional Owners have had their voices heard as the mission to cull wombats is called off.
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Strong black women: NITV's unmissable International Women's Day line-up

NITV's programming line-up celebrates the inspiring achievements First Nations women and Women of Colour make to our society every day.
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'I remember it like yesterday': How removal from family can affect Indigenous kids

Cody McGrady Miller was removed from his mother's care as a 12-year-old, nine years later he still remembers even the tiniest details of that day, but he says he...
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Bianca, Tony & Darryl: Meet the hosts of Yokayi Footy

Introducing a new footy panel show for the next generation, hosted by Bianca Hunt, Tony Armstrong and Darryl White.
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These young Indigenous women are leading Australia's creative and sustainable future

As International Women’s Day approaches, meet three women whose Indigenous identity and thousands of years of passed down matriarchal learning is integral to...
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Introducing 'Yokayi Footy': NITV & the AFL kick off a new football show

Championing young, diverse players and perspectives, an exciting new footy show is coming to NITV.
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The art movement sparking conversations about climate change and the Pacific Islands

A new art exhibition aims to better educate Australia about its Pacific Island neighbours. Titled "Wansolwara: One Salt Water", it brings together artists,...
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Newly announced advisory body tasked with giving communities a voice

The Minister for Indigenous Australians announces latest advisory group responsibly for providing local and regional voice for communities.
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Inaugural Walkley Young Indigenous Scholarship winners ready to head to the 'big smoke'

Two young Aboriginal women will be making their way to Sydney this month to gain experience in city newsrooms, after receiving the inaugural Walkleys Young...
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Thelma Plum takes out top prize at Queensland Music Awards

Thelma Plum took home the major prize at Queensland Music Awards overnight in Brisbane.
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Lawyers step up efforts to block deportation of man who says he is an Indigenous Australian

Lawyers are continuing to fight to stop a man who says he is an Aboriginal Australian from being deported, following revelations 23 other people in immigration...
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