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NITV remembers Aboriginal Australians’ contributions to the war effort this ANZAC Day

During the week of ANZAC Day, NITV hosts a suite of programs acknowledging and honouring the participation of Aboriginal Australians in the military services.

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Black ANZAC: a documentary decolonising war history through street art

An Australian street artist explores war history and truth-telling as he creates a colossal mural of a 'forgotten' Aboriginal WW1 soldier.

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Spelling Bee documentary sees Canada's First Nations children shine

Documentary Bee Nation follows the inspirational stories of six students in the first-ever First Nations Provincial Spelling Bee in Canada as they strive to make...

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Rising through the ranks: stories of Aboriginal women in military

Three Aboriginal women who served in South Australia's army reserves tell stories of discipline, resilience and determination in a compelling documentary short.

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The imperfect power of I Am Not Your Negro

ANALYSIS: Raoul Peck’s documentary brings to life James Baldwin’s urgent ideas about race in America, even if it leaves out a key aspect of the writer’s life and...

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Top End Wedding: A new Australian romantic comedy with a sincere sense of place

REVIEW: Top End Wedding follows in the footsteps of Wayne Blair’s 2012 film The Sapphires. He tells an Indigenous Australian story that has international appeal.

The Conversation

Māori loanwords in NZ English are less about meaning, more about identity

ANALYSIS: Researchers combed through newspaper articles over a period of 10 years and found more adopted Māori words into English is more frequent today.

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'You are the light': building resilience to combat youth suicide

OPINION: Combating the scourge of youth suicide calls for young people to be respected and heard.

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Speed, strength and skill: 5 stunning moments in Inglis' career

With tributes flowing for the footy legend Greg Inglis since announcing his retirement yesterday, we countdown the moments that made him Rugby League royalty.

Opinion

Thank you, Greg Inglis: You were one of the greats of NRL’s modern era

A quick farewell to the most physically dominant player I have seen in 27 years of watching Rugby League.

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Why should I suck my belly in?

OPINION: Writer, Paola Balla exposes the vast emotional terrain of her body, in her keynote address at the 2019 Stella Prize announcement.

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Destiny's Child to Lemonade: Growing up with Beyoncé

OPINION: Marlee Silva reflects on how her favourite musician taught her how to be an unapologetic black woman... and dance.

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US musician Billie Eilish receives touching welcoming Haka in Auckland

Indie Pop star Billie Eilish is welcomed to New Zealand by a traditional ceremony and performance of her own song in Te Reo Māori.

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'They ask me, 'the Kimberley where's that?'': Rapper Dallas Woods returns home to WA

Red Bull Music has released a three-part documentary series called "This is Home", the first episode follows Wyndham rapper Dallas Woods.

In The Community

Meet Sasha Sarago, the woman behind Australia's first Indigenous lifestyle magazine

Former model, Sasha Sarago wanted more women of colour in fashion and media. She created a lifestyle magazine for Indigenous and ethnic women.

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Indigenous women making their mark as tradies

One Wiradjuri woman has pulled on her hard hat and steel caps after landing a full-time job in the construction industry.

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Contestants for this years Miss First Nation have been announced

Miss First Nation will see eight new drag queens styling their oversized wigs and showing off their most unique costumes as they fight for the 2019 crown over a...

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'Australian first' program trains Indigenous communities to take action on suicide

Of more than a hundred people who have done the training, all have used it at least once.

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The Aboriginal teen hoping to create a storm in international modelling

After being scouted by a talent agent, the 19-year-old aspiring surf lifesaver is now riding a wave of modelling success.

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Anzac memorial in rural Queensland puts Frontier Wars in focus

Anzac commemorations in Cherbourg honoured the community's soldiers - from colonisation until the present day.

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Anzac Day corroboree and Haka pays tribute to Indigenous soldiers

Two sacred dances have been used to commemorate Indigenous soldiers.

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In the Community

US musician Billie Eilish receives touching welcoming Haka in Auckland

Indie Pop star Billie Eilish is welcomed to New Zealand by a traditional ceremony and performance of her own song in Te Reo Māori.

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NITV News

Non-invasive technology identifies unmarked Indigenous graves

South Australian archaeologists have used subsurface imaging technology to assist community groups map unmarked graves in Victoria.

Frontier Wars

8 war heroes you didn't learn about in school

The Frontier Wars was the bloodiest conflict on Australian soil. We look at eight of the warriors who fought for their people and their land against colonial forces.

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Brazilian indigenous tribes converge on Brazil's capital city for three days of protests

Thousands of demonstrators are expected to gather to defend indigenous land and cultural rights that they say are threatened by the right-wing government of...

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Husband, Dad, Digger: The Aboriginal ANZAC who fought for family.

The Great War offered Percy Pepper the same pay and conditions as the white man. With a severely ill wife, seven dependent children and a life under the harsh...

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'Soldiers without guns': How unarmed Anzacs brought peace to war-ravaged Bougainville

When this military mission headed to war-torn Bougainville, it was guitars and culture rather than rifles that helped bring peace.

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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...

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