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Find out what's entertaining audiences and generating discussion.

NITV's thought-provoking documentaries, inspiring films and binge-worthy series are available on Ch. 34 and SBS On Demand.

On TV

Stand up and speak out: NITV explores 'Voice' during National Reconciliation Week

Every night next week, NITV is telling compelling, passionate and hard truths through the power of voice.

On TV

Make way for contour and chaos, 'Family Rules' is returning for Season Three

The fun, fierce and totally fabulous Noongar sisters are back. NITV's Reality TV-style show, 'Family Rules' begins production on its third season.

Movies

The lost legacy of South Africa’s first black action movie

After only two screenings, ‘Joe Bullet’ was banned by the apartheid regime. Rediscovered after 40 years, it’s now earning a reputation as one of the most...

Documentary

North America's Sasquatch: finding fact within the fable

Like our Yowies, Bunyips and other cultural folklore, Canada's Sasquatch, or 'Big Foot', has sacred significance to its First Peoples.

Movies

NITV celebrates trailblazing athlete Althea Gibson

Althea Gibson was the first African-American to win Wimbledon, at a time when tennis was more than just all-white attire.

Movies

‘Set It Off’ and the rich tradition of black feminist films

Screening on NITV this week, ‘Set It Off’ sees four black women, fed up with their lot in life, take up robbing banks. But the electrifying thriller is just part...

On TV

Meet Beau Dick: The extraordinary Canadian Indigenous woodcarver

A poignant documentary explores the life and culture of one of Canada's most visionary artists.

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Comment, Opinion and Analysis

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OPINION

Don’t meddle in my backyard: Why I don’t support Labor’s Cape York World Heritage proposal.

OPINION: One Cape York resident rejects the ALP commitment to a World Heritage Listing, calling on voters to think carefully about the value of jobs and industry.

WEEKLY COLUMN

Timana Tahu: 'Cody Walker seems destined for State of Origin'

OPINION: Timana Tahu shares his thoughts on State of Origins hopefuls and celebrates the upcoming Indigenous round.

OPINION

Mother’s Day and my journey to joy

OPINION: Mother's Day conjures up many emotions for Florence Onus, this proud grandmother was separated from her own mother at the tender age of five.

OPINION

'Mothers Day was a tug of war between two families, two mothers'

OPINION: A former foster child, now a lawyer and mother, Kirsten Gray has a firsthand perspective on ways to reduce the high rates of child removal.

Over The Black Dot

Timana Tahu: 'Forget Folau, Latrell Mitchell could spark a rugby revolution'

OPINION: Latrell Mitchell could help revolutionise rugby union, writes Timana Tahu.

OPINION

Why we need to foster the female Aboriginal leaders of tomorrow

OPINION: Our women have given us a platform, let's honour them by using it writes, Georgia Mae Capocchi-Hunter.

Over the Black Dot

Timana Tahu: 'The GI farewell match was a smart move by Wayne Bennett'

OPINION: Timana Tahu brings you his new weekly column and this week talks about the farewell of the legendary Greg Inglis and the struggles of the Penrith Panthers.

In The Community

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

NITV News

'Awesome': All-Indigenous tennis team represents Australia at Fiji Open

Five up-and-coming Indigenous tennis players have been given the chance to represent Australia overseas this week.

NITV News

Cape York to Canberra: Message stick walk arrives at Federal Parliament House

For 12 months, Alwyn Doolan has been walking from the tip of Queensland to Canberra to deliver a message to the federal government.

NITV News

Emily Wurramara to front charity concert after losing everything in Brisbane fire

The Indigenous musician was one of many tenants who escaped from a block of units with only the clothes on their backs.

NITV News

Kakadu plum harvest brings women together

This time each year, women from northern Australia come together to share and experience traditional culture as they harvest the Kakadu plum.

NITV News

Hometown unveils statue of Indigenous rights activist William Ferguson

A permanent memorial will honour a tireless campaigner for social justice for Indigenous Australians.

NITV News

I heard it on the radio: 25 years of 98.9FM Murri Country

The Queensland State Library celebrates the significance of community radio with an exhibition documenting the history of 98.9FM Murri Country.

NITV News

#DemocracySausage: Instagram stickers on election today by Indigenous artist Tony Albert

With over one million Aussies making Instagram Stories daily, Instagram has collaborated with renowned Indigenous artist Tony Albert to create stickers to use...

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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...