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Cherie and Phil Thompson are reviving Indigenous uses for Australian native plants near the NSW town of Dubbo, as global demand for natural ingredients rises.

Nova Peris has commended the unveiling of a statue of Australian Olympian Peter Norman in Melbourne, honouring his role in an historic civil rights protest, more...

Large plots of public land across Victoria should not be sold in case it can be given to Indigenous people as part of treaty negotiations, a group warns.

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Kangaroo tail stew and chilli mud crab: Kriol Kitchen is back

Chilli mud crab, kangaroo tail stew and freshly smoked oysters, all on Western Australian coastline. This new season of Kriol Kitchen is as visually stunning as it is...

Our Stories

Call out: NITV’s short documentary film initiative Our Stories

Our Stories is an opportunity for emerging filmmakers to create short documentaries for broadcast on NITV. Our Stories, our way.

On TV

What are the Fraggles doing on Indigenous television?

NITV will introduce a new generation to old characters with a remastered version of the beloved Fraggle Rock.

Movies

Movies Leaving SBS On Demand In October: Highlights

A selection of feature films and documentaries leaving SBS On Demand in October.

topics

Struggle Street: How you can help

Country living is known for its sense of community, but life in regional Australia comes with its own set of challenges. Here’s how you can help those who need it.

Movies

The rise of Jack Johnson: How Australia crowned the first African-American heavyweight champ

REVIEW | Award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns gives intimate look into one of history's most fascinating athletes, writes film critic, Travis Akbar.

Movies

The Ernie Davis story: how civil rights impacted college football

REVIEW | In the 1960s, star footballer Ernie Davis was all but begged by Syracuse University to accept a scholarship to their prestigious college. But once he...

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OPINION

'It's bigger than Christmas': Koori Knockout, from past to present

ANALYSIS: The Koori Knockout carnival is a celebration of being Aboriginal, in a jubilant environment where love and sport flourish.

OPINION

Calling out the 'whitelash' that drives the defence of blackface

OPINION: People of colour are not play things for parties, so why is it, when blackface is called out as offensive, the defence cries foul. Is that 'white...

Opinion

Australian Human Rights Commission, where the bloody hell are you?

Opinion: Where is the Human Rights Commission when Aboriginal women are suffering the full brunt of racist violence?

18 Sep 2019 - 12:24pm

The rise of 'eco-anxiety': climate change affects our mental health, too

ANALYSIS: Extreme weather events can have a catastrophic impact on those bearing the brunt of climate change. Is our society prepared for this type of health...

OPINION

Why I run to be better Dad

OPINION: One happy Dad from Maningrida believes running can rebuild your spirit and strengthen your family. He's calling out for others to join him in Sydney for...

News

The Imagination Declaration: Young Indigenous Australians want to be heard – but will we listen?

When you think of an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander kid, or in fact any kid, imagine what’s possible. Don’t define us through the lens of disadvantage […]...

The Conversation

How Indigenous designers are challenging the fashion industry

Fashion design today is being shaped by First Nations people at every level.

In The Community

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

29 Sep 2019

The Long Goodbye: A Photo Essay

Glen Atkinson’s life was marked by tragedy and love. A Wolithica man from the Yorta Yorta nation, Glen loved his people and country, his fiercely loyal camp-dog Max...

NITV News

'A true voice for the voiceless': SA Aboriginal Elder Tauto Sansbury dies

Narungga man Tauto Sansbury, a leading Aboriginal Elder and social justice campaigner, has died after a battle with cancer.

NITV News

Noongar musician hopes new album will bring unity

It’s been a long time between albums for Noongar singer-songwriter Phil Walleystack but after five years of work his latest release has dropped, filled with a...