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Uncle Jack Charles asked to prove Aboriginality for Stolen Generations reparations

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Explainer: Brief history of NAIDOC week

One of the major events on the nation's calendar. Kicking off on the first Sunday in July — here's everything you need to know about NAIDOC week, its themes, and...
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Indigenous woman refused club entry over cultural face tattoos

Before she earnt her markings, Moale was warned by her loved ones that she could receive some "backlash". On Saturday night, she was turned away from a Brisbane...
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Over 1000 complaints lodged about collapsed Aboriginal funeral fund

The liquidation of the Gold Coast-based Youpla Group has left tens of thousands of First Nations people without funeral cover.
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Halls Creek marathon man on a mission to find missing cousin Jayo Rivers

Runners from the Indigenous Marathon Project are out to raise awareness about the case of missing Kimberley man Jeremiah "Jayo" Rivers in the remote Queensland...
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Betoota becomes home base for Mithaka people

While the outback town has become synonymous with the humorous news site, it will now serve a much greater purpose preserving and promoting culture.
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Traditional Owners say sacred sites damaged by fracking operations

A gas company is accused of damaging sacred sites as it begins clearing land for fracking operations in the gas-rich Beetaloo basin.

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Troy Cassar-Daley goes 'full circle' on healing journey

Cassar-Daley has hand-picked 50 of his favourite performances from the 80 towns he visited to compile one album which tells a story of grief, family and recovery.
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'Ignorant and offensive': Backlash after Waleed Aly's interview with Senator Lidia Thorpe

The project host accused Ms Thorpe of ceding her sovereignty when she entered parliament, and there was audible laughter as she described herself as a 'grassroots...
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Family of murdered baby receive apology, pardon from WA Attorney General

Whilst his mother and grandfather are provided parliamentary pardons, they remain fighting for accountability for the failings that led to Baby Charlie's death.
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Data shows Australia's growing Indigenous identity

A growing number of Australians are identifying as Indigenous, including an increasing number of older people who are for the first time confirming their cultural...
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The four-year-old proudly declaring her identity at daycare

The pre-schooler, who loves to attend Invasion Day marches every year, reads books by Aboriginal authors and curiously asks her mum about topics like colonisation.
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'Horrified': Wilcannia family searching for answers following young woman’s death

Lasonya Dutton's family say they are still haunted by her death and are no closer to knowing how and why she died months later.
13 Jun 2022 - 1:23pm

First ever Aboriginal Supreme Court judge sworn in

Lincoln Crowley says "times have changed" after he was sworn in as Australia's first Indigenous Supreme Court judge at a ceremony in Brisbane.

 

 

 

 

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NAIDOC Week: SBS and NITV's epic 2022 line-up

NITV and SBS are celebrating NAIDOC Week 2022 across the network with coverage across its platforms, exploring this year's theme of, Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up!
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Who’s who in Central Australian drama ‘True Colours’

‘True Colours’ airs over four consecutive nights during NAIDOC Week, from Monday 4 to Thursday 7 July. Here’s who’s who in this gripping new Australian drama.
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What's in store for the new season of Karla Grant's Living Black?

Karla Grant and her Living Black team are back and ready to tell the biggest stories of our people.
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Yokayi Footy & Over The Black Dot return for 2022 with new faces

Welcoming two heavy-hitters of the game Dean Widders and Andrew Krakouer to our NITV footy line-up.
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Evie Irie joins Isaiah Firebrace on the 'Eurovision – Australia Decides' stage

PLUS first songs released! It's all heading to a show like no other on February 26.
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Isolating in isolation in ‘Outback Lockdown’

Ky Furneaux and Calem O’Grady barely knew each other when they decided to head to the bush while sitting out the pandemic.
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The deadly duo are back! Little J and Big Cuz return for series three

First Nations children's program Little J and Big Cuz returns with new learnings and big, bold adventures.

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Incarceration Nation

Told by First Nations people, documentary Incarceration Nation lays bare the continued systemic injustice and inequality experienced by Indigenous peoples on their own land.

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OPINION: A generation after Bringing Them Home, child protection systems are failing Aboriginal families

In 1993, 'Bringing Them Home' promised change. But Aboriginal families are still being torn apart, writes Paul Gray.
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What is Blak Motherhood?

OPINION: Its wisdom, culture, discipline, tenderness and an end-of-the-day hot cup of tea after a hot shower, writes Fallon Gregory.
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OPINION: All-white juries are a symptom of structural racism

Zachary Rolfe was acquitted of the murder of Kumanjayi Walker by a jury with no First Nations people. This case is the latest example of a system with entrenched...
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OPINION: Why I no longer love International Women’s Day

It’s time this country shifted its perspective and started seeing things from the lens of an Aboriginal woman. Let’s 'break the bias' by starting with that,...
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OPINION: A generation after Bringing Them Home, child protection systems are failing Aboriginal families

In 1993, 'Bringing Them Home' promised change. But Aboriginal families are still being torn apart, writes Paul Gray.
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OPINION: Forgiveness will not heal us, Prime Minister

If anything has prevented our healing it is not our inability to forgive, but the racist practices, policies and systems that continue to perpetuate the violence...
16 Feb 2022 - 4:30pm

OPINION: Racism is a public health crisis – but Black death tolls aren’t the answer

OPINION: A medical journal has called for racism to be listed as a leading cause of death among Black people in the US. But deaths can't tell the full story,...
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Meet the 2021 NAIDOC Awards Winners

It's finally here: take a look at this year's NAIDOC Award winners, celebrated for their achievements, hard work and dedication.
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Students launch global campaign to repatriate carved trees to Kamilaroi Country

The 800-year-old trees were stolen in the 1940s, with at least one known to be in Switzerland.
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Primary school boy nabs poetry prize for climate change plea

An 11-year-old Redbank child's NAIDOC-inspired poem has won in the international Ipswich Poetry Feast's annual competition.
16 Nov 2021

First Nations talent set to to take centre stage at Melbourne Fashion Week

This year's Melbourne Fashion Week - which kicked off on Monday - will be a celebration of First Nations designers, models and artists.
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Arrernte educator recognised for service with prestigious award

Cheryle Edwards spends her days supporting students and families to get the most out of their education at the only special needs school in Central Australia.
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Hoop dreams: Yugambeh ref gets crack at big time in New York

A Yugambeh woman hopes her journey will encourage other young First Nations people to pursue their basketball dreams.
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Meet the Gomeroi health expert reversing disease and changing lives

Type 2 diabetes is the fastest growing disease in Australia but Indigenous exercise physiologist Ray Kelly believes it doesn’t have to be that way.
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Uncle Jack Charles asked to prove Aboriginality for Stolen Generations reparations

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Here's your must watch selection on NITV for NAIDOC Week

A groundbreaking murder mystery, an all-Indigenous breakfast show, and a special investigation into art theft are just some highlights of an epic lineup.
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Explainer: Brief history of NAIDOC week

One of the major events on the nation's calendar. Kicking off on the first Sunday in July — here's everything you need to know about NAIDOC week, its themes, and...
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NT Court halts work amid claims of sacred sites damage

Traditional owners and pastoralists in the Northern Territory have had a victory in their legal battle to stop a gas company from clearing land for fracking...
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Meet the 2021 NAIDOC Awards Winners

It's finally here: take a look at this year's NAIDOC Award winners, celebrated for their achievements, hard work and dedication.
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Indigenous woman refused club entry over cultural face tattoos

Before she earnt her markings, Moale was warned by her loved ones that she could receive some "backlash". On Saturday night, she was turned away from a Brisbane...
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Moreland to become Merri-bek as Vic council cuts ties to slavery

Almost 60 per cent of residents welcome the new name, which translates in Woi-Wurrung language to 'rocky Country'.
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Over 1000 complaints lodged about collapsed Aboriginal funeral fund

The liquidation of the Gold Coast-based Youpla Group has left tens of thousands of First Nations people without funeral cover.
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Halls Creek marathon man on a mission to find missing cousin Jayo Rivers

Runners from the Indigenous Marathon Project are out to raise awareness about the case of missing Kimberley man Jeremiah "Jayo" Rivers in the remote Queensland...
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Who’s who in Central Australian drama ‘True Colours’

‘True Colours’ airs over four consecutive nights during NAIDOC Week, from Monday 4 to Thursday 7 July. Here’s who’s who in this gripping new Australian drama.
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Betoota becomes home base for Mithaka people

While the outback town has become synonymous with the humorous news site, it will now serve a much greater purpose preserving and promoting culture.
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Broncos re-sign Origin star Cobbo

Queensland and Broncos winger Selwyn Cobbo will remain in Brisbane colours until the end the 2025.
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OPINION: First Nations population has increased, but census lacks details about Indigenous lives

Limitations in census reporting includes how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander caregivers are reported on and considered.
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Traditional Owners say sacred sites damaged by fracking operations

A gas company is accused of damaging sacred sites as it begins clearing land for fracking operations in the gas-rich Beetaloo basin.
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Second group of Kaurna ancestral remains return to Country

The remains, held by the South Australian Museum, have been put to rest at a memorial park in Adelaide's north.
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