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The PM uses regional summit to restate the Coalition's policy to lift agriculture, fisheries and forestry to a $100 billion industry by 2030, but one Traditional...

The chief executive of a peak body advocating for the safety of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children has resigned after her partner was charged in...

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TV Movie Guide Highlights: 15-21 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.

OPINION

Timana Tahu: My Top 5 Indigenous players this NRL season

OPINION: Timana Tahu takes a look at his picks for the top five Indigenous players so far this NRL season.

NITV News

BMX bikes, cattle duffing and cows in bathtubs: Aboriginal filmmaker brings Robin Hood to Central Australia

Indigenous film-maker breathes new life into an age-old tale with latest short-series, Robbie Hood.

On TV

5 things you’ll learn on the new season of Going Places with Ernie Dingo

Discover Australia’s best kept secrets from the comfort of your couch.

On TV

How filmmaker Ben Strunin captured Djalu Gurruwiwi's legacy

Filmmaker Ben Strunin met Yolngu Elder Djalu Gurruwiwi in the most unlikely of places; London, England. Years later, they are ready to premiere their cinematic...

topics

Every Family Has a Secret: Why my mother went to jail when she was 19

In Every Family Has a Secret, journalist Michelle White delves into her mother’s past to find answers to a four-decade-old mystery.

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'A weight has lifted': Casey Donovan's journey to discovering her family history

Singer Casey Donovan has "a newfound respect" for herself.

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OPINION

Power, inclusion and exclusion; my concerns about a 'Voice'

OPINION: Conservative Liberal Party insider, Jacinta Price questions the proposed 'Voice to Parliament'; will this model empower our various communities or will it...

OPINION

My family was saved from eviction; our home means everything

OPINION: It is possible to reverse the high rate of women and children becoming homeless. I know what is needed because it happened to me.

The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Megan Davis on a First Nations Voice in the Constitution

PODCAST: Professor Megan Davis explains the logic, the background and the possibilities of a Voice to Parliament.

OPINION

Michael Mansell: If the choice is between Treaty or Voice, I say Treaty

OPINION: Activist and lawyer, Michael Mansell critiques the Voice to Parliament proposal and asks, is this as good as it gets or should we all aim higher?

OPINION

The Voice is our movement, it does not belong to politicians

OPINION: The people have categorically stated what they want. It is a Referendum to enshrine a Voice to Parliament, but one advocate questions the political will...

OPINION

Women and children were at the heart of the protest that birthed NAIDOC

OPINION: The origins of NAIDOC Week sprang from the Aboriginal activism of the 1930s. The women and children present would later become the keepers of this rich...

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The spirit of my ancestors gives me strength and power

I open my eyes, I am standing, the old people, the ones before - we stand side by side. My family.

In The Community

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

IN THE COMMUNITY

Thancoupie 'A Legacy of Cultural Power' exhibition in Cairns

Artist and writer, Jack Wilkie-Jans provides a fascinating tribute to the late, great Far North Queensland artist, Thancoupie, whose work is currently on display at...

NITV News

'A beautiful birthday present': Former stockman reflects on $190m stolen wages settlement

The $190 million payout is the largest settlement involving Indigenous people outside native title claims – but for the workers themselves, the result is...

News

Teaching Indigenous languages: How Australia can learn from other countries

There are hundreds of Indigenous languages in Australia. What can Australia learn from other countries to add them to school curriculums?

NITV News

NAIDOC community award winner declines honours due to event sponsor

A Waka Waka woman turns down a "Strong Sistas" Keeping Community Safe NAIDOC Week award after discovering the event sponsor was Serco - a company that operates...

NITV News

A new exhibition honours the life of the Black Saint of Redfern

A new exhibition by Indigenous artist Gordon Syron and his wife Elaine Pelot Syron has paid tribute to the life of Wiradjuri Elder Mum Shirl.

News

I’ve been camping on a highway to protect 800-year-old sacred trees

Amanda Mahomet and her family have been protesting on the side of a highway, two hours from Melbourne, to protect their culture.

News

The Indigenous champion surfer carrying her culture to every wave

Biripai surfer Summer Simon says her culture has always been a significant part of her life, and NAIDOC Week is a chance to celebrate that connection.