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TV Movie Guide Highlights: 4 - 10 November

When it comes to movies, there's something for everybody on SBS, SBS VICELAND, NITV and SBS On Demand. Find out what's screening where and when.

On TV

Kangaroo tail stew and chilli mud crab: Kriol Kitchen is back

Chilli mud crab, kangaroo tail stew and freshly smoked oysters, all on Western Australian coastline. This new season of Kriol Kitchen is as visually stunning as...

Our Stories

Call out: NITV’s short documentary film initiative Our Stories

Our Stories is an opportunity for emerging filmmakers to create short documentaries for broadcast on NITV. Our Stories, our way.

On TV

What are the Fraggles doing on Indigenous television?

NITV will introduce a new generation to old characters with a remastered version of the beloved Fraggle Rock.

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Struggle Street: How you can help

Country living is known for its sense of community, but life in regional Australia comes with its own set of challenges. Here’s how you can help those who need it.

Movies

The rise of Jack Johnson: How Australia crowned the first African-American heavyweight champ

REVIEW | Award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns gives intimate look into one of history's most fascinating athletes, writes film critic, Travis Akbar.

Movies

The Ernie Davis story: how civil rights impacted college football

REVIEW | In the 1960s, star footballer Ernie Davis was all but begged by Syracuse University to accept a scholarship to their prestigious college. But once he...

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Comment, Opinion and Analysis

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The Conversation

Ken Wyatt juggles great expectations around identity and politics

As the first Indigenous federal cabinet minister, Ken Wyatt is widely respected but by the same token, the expectations on him are very high.

The Conversation

New tourism opportunities can empower Traditional Owners of Uluru

There's a need to develop new tourism activities at Uluru that would entail interacting respectfully with Traditional Owners.

The Conversation

Ken Wyatt’s ‘voice to government’ fails to hear Indigenous Australians

The proposal is to be legislated and not enshrined in the constitution. This type of reform was resoundingly rejected by the Uluru statement.

OPINION

Times up on climbing Uluru; a former climber calls for decision to be respected

OPINION: A Kullilli man from Queensland today reflects on the wisdom of the Anangu to close the climb over Uluru.

OPINION

Red Hair and Red Rocks and no more climbing Uluru

OPINION: What is the difference between Uluru and a livestock farm, when an outsider wants to look around?

The Conversation

For Indigenous women, #MeToo is a fight against racism and oppression

If the representations we see of black women in Australia only focus on disadvantage and deficit how do we expect things to change?

The Conversation

Here’s what Aboriginal survivors of child sexual abuse told us they need

Many Aboriginal survivors of sexual abuse find mainstream counselling inappropriate but there is a way to help them heal.

In The Community

Stories of First Nations people making an impact in their communities; locally, nationally and abroad.

NITV News

Wagga Wagga has first corroboree in 150 years

The corroboree united different tribes, generations and cultural practices whilst sharing and acknowledging concerns about climate change.

NITV News

Indigenous ranger named Australian Geographic's conservationist of the year

He successfully fought against plans to build the world's largest LNG gas export terminal in an 'untouched' part of Australia.

NITV News

A fledgling skateboarding scene grows in the Australian Outback

A new sport has rolled into the rugged landscape of Central Australia where Aussie Rules reigns supreme.

NITV News

Indigenous community of Yarrabah opens Youth Hub

Yarrabah has an opportunity to improve the mental and physical wellbeing of the community with the launch of a new health centre.

NITV News

Residents of Wadeye file class action against NT Government

A Sydney Human Rights Lawyer files a class action suit on behalf of the remote Wadeye community against the Northern Territory Government alleging...

NITV News

Indigenous Australians three times as likely to suffer mental illness according to new report

The Productivity Commission says mental health and suicide cost the Australian economy $500 million a day, with Indigenous Australians disproportionately impacted...

NITV News

NT Traditional Owners protest against fracking at Origin Energy's AGM

In a fierce attempt to have their voices heard, Traditional Owners from the NT have travelled to Sydney to stand up against hydraulic fracking plans.

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NT police officer charged with murder over Kumanjayi Walker’s shooting

A Northern Territory policeman has been charged with one count of murder over the shooting of Warlpiri man Kumanjayi Walker.

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NITV News

Millennia of history comes to life at new Sydney exhibition

New exhibition takes a close look at the lines of communication in which First Nations stories are told and passed down through generation after generation.

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NITV News

Woman’s body found outside town camp in WA Goldfields

Police discover a woman’s body in bushland at Aboriginal camp in the Goldfields region.

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NITV News

First meeting held by senior body for Indigenous Voice to government

The Senior Advisory Group appointed by Ken Wyatt to co-design the Indigenous voice to government has held its first meeting in Canberra.

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13 Nov 2019

Sydney’s Inner West Council scraps Australia Day celebrations to recognise Indigenous Australians

The Inner West Council has voted to move festivities usually held on Australia Day and encourage constituents to attend the Aboriginal Yabun festival.

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13 Nov 2019

Tragically, this isn’t the first death in custody for the family of Murri man Shaun Coolwell. Three years after he died, his family don't know when the inquest...