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Bummiera on Minjerribah-North Stradbroke Island is a culturally significant ceremonial place for Quandamooka women. Recently, it was also the location of the...

Twenty-four First Nations artists have been nominated in this year's National Indigenous Music Awards, which will be streamed virtually from Larrakia Country for...

Co hosts Rachael Hocking and Yokayi Footy's Bianca Hunt are joined by The Feed's Ahmed Yussuf to discuss media diversity, 'the boy's club' that makes up sport...

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Listen and learn with the Black Lives Matter collection at SBS On Demand

SBS has put together a collection of documentaries and programs that highlight and challenge racial inequality and injustice, as well as enlighten, inform and educate.

On TV

The Rule mob are back!: NITV's Family Rules returns for a new season

Follow these strong black women as they take on big challenges with their extra big family.

9 Jul 2020

TV Movies Guide: 6 - 12 July

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.

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The top 10 most popular TV shows of 2020 (so far) at SBS On Demand

We are halfway through 2020 (the obligatory "how is it June already?"). Here are the TV shows our audiences have been loving at SBS On Demand so you can add to...

On TV

Prepare to be totally captivated by Warwick Thornton’s new documentary The Beach

It's cinematic, mesmerising and like nothing you've ever seen on television. An exclusive three-hour TV event is ready to fascinate Australia

On TV

Funny is funny, regardless of age: Nayuka Gorrie takes on children's TV

With humour at the heart of new kids' series Thalu, comedy writer and social commentator, Nayuka Gorrie contributes amusing storylines for this unique kids' show.

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Jimmy Shu’s Taste of the Territory

Jimmy Shu’s Taste of the Territory takes you on a culinary journey to the multicultural melting pot of Darwin and the Top End.

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Comment, Opinion and Analysis

Hearing from diverse voices on issues affecting First Nations people.

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OPINION

Australia is defined by what we value most: Protecting Our First Nation’s People and Culture

OPINION: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continue to be impacted by the legacy of colonisation in every aspect of our lives, but what also continues is...

OPINION

OPINION: Black Lives Matter needs to be more than just a social movement

OPINION: To date, the Victorian Aboriginal community has had a total of six COVID19 positive cases, while nationally that total is 60 - but even with the low...

OPINION

Warriors coach sacked and concussions in the NRL

OPINION: Over the Black Dot's Timanha Tahu wraps up all the notable news in rugby league this week including the challenges ahead for the Warriors, *that* Sivo...

Over The Black Dot

Timana Tahu: Black Lives Matter, crowds return and Parramatta take on the Roosters

Black Lives Matter protests, fans allowed back in to stadiums and Sydney Roosters vs Parramatta Eels in Round 6.

OPINION

Kaya Nidja Noongar Boodjah - Perth, Black Lives Matter rally 2020

OPINION: Ahead of the Geraldton Black Lives Matter rally today, NITV reproduces the transcript of Hannah McGlade's powerful speech at the Perth demonstration on...

4 Jun 2020 - 5:11pm

OPINION: Blak Lives Matter - Which is why we need Treaty

OPINION: For Australians to understand the history of the injustices towards Indigenous people, Treaty needs to be recognised and discussed.

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'I can't breathe': Australia's awkward conversation

OPINION: What's happening in the United States is happening here in Australia, and has been happening for longer than people would like to acknowledge writes Dr...

In The Community

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

3 Jul 2020 - 12:43pm

South Australian custody notification service welcomed after years of lobbying

Community organisations have welcomed the implementation of a custody notification service in South Australia, while the sister of Wayne Fella Morrison, who died in...

NITV News

Push for new rehabilitation centre in NSW far west to help struggling families

A men’s-only rehabilitation centre in the far west of NSW wants to lease a former minimum-security prison to provide a haven and support services for women and...

NITV News

62-years-young: Football legend, Keith Rogers still showing young men how to play

A football legend in the top end, 62-year-old Keith Rogers talks to NITV News about the secret is to his lengthy career - one that sees him running around for the...

NITV News

Protections for Mount Arapiles culturally significant site in Victoria

An interim protection declaration has been made for an Aboriginal site in Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park in the Victoria's north-west, following the discovery of...

NITV News

Yamatji Nation hold Black Lives Matter rally as Ms Dhu’s family welcomes fine default reforms

A peaceful protest was held in Geraldton the day after the Western Australian government passed reforms to the state’s fine default laws, a change prompted by the...

NITV News

Aboriginal leaders in Tasmania broach treaty discussions with state government

The Tasmanian Aboriginal communities are hoping a recent upswing in public goodwill for the Gutwein government can translate into the opening of treaty...

NITV News

Yindjibarndi people celebrate the end of long battle with Fortescue over Native Title rights

Fortescue Metals Group has lost a High Court appeal to overturn Native Title rights over 2,700 square kilometres of land in the Pilbara, including the site of an...