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A motion has been put forward to Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras to bar all police floats from future parades in recognition of Aboriginal deaths in custody and...

Following a decade-long hiatus, Dunghutti artist Blak Douglas says his new works featuring 'black swans' were inspired by powerful Aboriginal women at this year's...

More than 13,000 people have signed a petition to ban rock climbing at Thompson's Point on the NSW south coast, a site rich in ancient Aboriginal art and rock...

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30 Nov 2020

TV Movie Guide: 30 November - 6 December

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.

What's On

Here's what's coming to NITV in 2021

Introducing a new food series, a compelling justice documentary and of course, returning seasons of old favourites.

What's On

This thrilling Indigenous Canadian drama is the supernatural series we need this October

Dubbed 'Stranger Things' in Indigenous reservation, Kitamaat — NITV is proud to be the Australian home of CBC Original Series, Trickster.

Movies

Ryan Coogler pays emotional tribute to Chadwick Boseman: ‘What an incredible mark he’s left for us’

Director Ryan Coogler released an emotional tribute in honour of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther star who died on Friday after a four-year battle with colon...

On TV

New documentary examines Captain Cook's arrival from a First Nations perspective

Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky asks — in 2020, does Australia have a blurred history of Cook?

NITV

NITV celebrates International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples

NITV marks International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples with a roll out of new international news programs across the week.

On TV

'On The Record' documentary: A #MeToo reckoning for Black culture

Misogyny, sexual harassment, and the censorship of women of colour are explored in this must-see documentary.

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NITV News

Pat Turner delivers the Dr Charles Perkins Memorial Oration keynote speech

Pat Turner AM delivered the keynote address at the 20th anniversary of the Dr Charles Perkins Oration late last week, a speech that advocated for greater equality in...

Opinion

OPINION: The PM's momentous blunder in race relations: Repressing Indigenous self-determination

The tradition of singing a racist anthem before games is only the surface to a pool of deeply rooted problems within the NRL and Australian sport in general,...

NITV News

Opinion: The policy of income management continues to fail First Nations communities

Opinion: More than a decade after the start of the Intervention, the policy of income management continues to fail First Nations communities, writes Rachel...

OPINION

Budget allocation to Clontarf Foundation undermines Indigenous self-determination

OPINION: There are questions to be asked over the government's allocation of money to the Clontarf Foundation in the 2020 Budget announcement last week, writes...

Over The Black Dot

Timana Tahu: Who will take NRL Grandfinal Qualifier glory?

It's going to be a nervous week for the players in the four remaining NRL teams as they vie for a date with the premiership trophy on Sunday week, writes Over...

2020 Federal Budget

Opinion: For a budget supposedly all about jobs, it has remarkably few on offer

OPINION: If Indigenous workers are last hired and first fired then the current crisis is exactly the time for direct government intervention, yet there is little...

Over The Black Dot

The hopefuls and the genuine contenders for the NRL premiership

Over The Black Dot's Timana Tahu casts his astute rugby league eye over the premiership hopefuls and the genuine contenders as the NRL gets set to kick-off its...

In The Community

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

NITV News

'Long-overdue': Traditional Owners in the Barkly finally get their land back

The Wampaya Traditional Owners in the Barkly region of the Northern Territory have finally had their land returned, nearly four decades after they first lodged their...

NITV News

Mutual obligations resume, impacting the income of tens of thousands of Indigenous Australians

Over 40,000 payment suspensions recorded against Indigenous Australians in the first month of mutual obligations resuming for Australians receiving income support.

NITV News

Aboriginal flag flies for the first time at Fort Scratchley war memorial

The Aboriginal flag has been raised for the first time at Newcastle's Fort Scratchley War Memorial.

NITV News

Charles Perkins: Remembered as a pioneer 20 years after his death

Charles Perkins is remembered as a man who dedicated his life to achieving justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia, 20 years after...

NITV News

NAIDOC week goes live with outside broadcast in Brisbane’s West End

NAIDOC Week in Meanjin kicks off with a live broadcast from outside the Brisbane Indigenous Media Association in the heart of the city's West End.

NITV News

Telescope's new Wiradjuri name to connect it to the Country it stands on

A new name for the Parkes radio telescope has been revealed - Murriyang - a Wiradjuri word representing the 'skyworld' where the creator spirit Biyaami lives.