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Proud Jaru woman, Jenayah Elliot, says she will continue to use her voice to show the next generation that they can be whatever they dream of - Including Miss...

A Kamilaroi grandmother says her son is still feeling the effects of the traumatic incident, while advocates are calling on the force to examine their policing...

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Movies

TV Movie Guide: 19 - 25 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.

NITV News

Uncle Jack Charles on family, fame and infamy

The legendary actor delves into his family history, and says it's time Australia had a reckoning with its past too.

NITV News

Miranda Tapsell on the power of music, and the songs that remind her of home

The beloved actor will host the country's "biggest singalong" on Saturday, in a return to pre-pandemic tradition.

12 Apr 2021

SBS confronts Australia’s domestic abuse crisis with revelatory documentary series, See What You Made Me Do

Hosted by investigative journalist Jess Hill, See What You Made Me Do leads a suite of programming examining domestic abuse, on offer across SBS and SBS On Demand...

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Your guide to SBS Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month programming

To support the issues raised in See What You Made Me Do, SBS offers a range of programming and online content to build greater understanding of domestic abuse.

NITV

Flavours of home bring back memories sweet and bitter for Aaron Fa’aoso

Home recipes showcase cultural pride and historical struggle, as Aaron Fa'aoso heads back home to the Torres Strait.

What's On

Living Black returns for a new season, marking Karla Grant's 18th year as Executive Producer

NITV long-running current affairs program Living Black returns for 2021, kicking off with an in-depth interview with legendary actor and personality, Ernie Dingo.

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OPINION

How to fight a mining co. and win

OPINION: Gomeroi Elder shares her 5 tips on how to save your Country from a mining company.

OPINION

Closure: returning cultural artefacts back to Country

OPINION: When farmers began occupying the homelands, the tools left behind by the Old People were sometimes collected. A movement to repatriate the artefacts...

OPINION

Stones prove the genius of our Old People

OPINION: Proof of our ancestors occupation can be found, scattered throughout the land. Many amateur collectors are now handing back ancient treasures, so the...

OPINION

OPINION: Critical Race Theory – what it isn’t

OPINION: Critical Race Theory isn't the most racist theory of the past 30 years, it isn't on the wrong side of history and it isn't a worldwide movement to view...

OPINION

OPINION: 13 ways to support our teenagers to thrive in life

OPINION: Curious how to connect with teenagers & get positive outcomes? Dharug man Peter Downie shares his top tips to heal, repair and engage again.

OPINION

OPINION: We need laws that treat our cultural heritage with respect

OPINION: Too often, our people have been promised change, only to watch reports stack up and gather dust. The Juukan Gorge report can't be another on that pile,...

OPINION

OPINION: Why I’m hanging up my boxing gloves this Reconciliation week

OPINION: After the 'whitest ever' exchange at my boxing gym had me cancelling my membership, I will now be taking my fight elsewhere, writes Shahni Wellington.

In The Community

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

4 Jan 2021

Tributes for legendary Torres Strait Islander musician Henry Seaman Dan after his death at the age of 91

Prominent Torres Strait Islander musician Henry Seaman Dan is being honoured by family and friends after his death at the age of 91.

29 Dec 2020 - 10:55am

Indigenous cricket hero's Hall of Fame nod

The star member of the Aboriginal team to tour England in 1868, Johnny Mullagh, will be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame in February.

23 Dec 2020

Coronavirus cancelled Tainga's big stage debut. Now he'll star in the must-see show of 2021

Performer Tainga Savage has landed a part in the hit Broadway musical Hamilton, which is set to open in Sydney next year. But it follows a year of emotional...

4 Jan 2021

How a walk up a mountain is connecting people to Tasmania's Aboriginal history

The wukalina walk is a four-day Aboriginal-owned and operated walk in north-east Tasmania which has become more popular with locals since the coronavirus pandemic...

29 Dec 2020 - 9:27am

Meet 'The Swamp King': The prehistoric giant croc who ruled south-east Queensland

Like a "crocodile on steroids", The Swamp King was so large he hunted megafauna.

NITV News

Vale Nelson Tjakamarra: Renowned Warlpiri artist remembered for sharing culture with the world

Warlpiri artist Nelson Tjakamarra remembered as talented painter and generous storyteller, who shared his culture with the world through his work.

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...