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WA Police will soon be on camera every time they draw their guns

The move is part of an $18 million plan to improve the accountability of law enforcement and the community.
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Aboriginal basketballer pursuing hoop dreams on US college scholarship

From Cairns, Denzel Kennedy is living out his basketball dream as an athletics scholarship-recipient for a US college in North Dakota. He recently received the...
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New campaign launched to 'keep our mob safe' from cyberbulling

The internet has exposed many Indigenous children to online behaviour with personal, emotional and, in some cases, legal consequences.
NITV News

Djab Wurrung protesters continue their fight for sacred trees

As demonstrations continue around the Djab Wurrung sacred trees, questions are emerging around what Victoria's Treaty negotiations mean when it comes to the...
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'How dare they?': High Court refuses to hear Bowraville appeal

Angry supporters left painted hand prints on the glass outside the court building and screamed for justice.
ANALYSIS

Why are we losing so many girls to suicide?

ANALYSIS: Dr Hannah McGlade has looked at the tragic circumstances common in many youth suicide cases and believes, cultural safety is imperative to arrest this...

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The Australian surfer wearing the Aboriginal flag to take on the world's best

Soli Bailey has chosen to carry his Indigenous pride out onto the waves, making history in the process.
In the Community

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.
The Feed

'Unmitigated crisis': Calls for PM to act on Indigenous youth suicide

The call-to-action follows growing frustration about "government inaction" on Indigenous youth suicide.
In the Community

Say hello to Black excellence: meet the people who are closing the gap

National Close the Gap Day heralds a time for optimism according to the co-chairs Mr Rod Little and Ms June Oscar AO. Here are 10 reasons why we should all be...
19 Mar 2019

Tiwi footy on biggest day of year

The biggest day of the year is the Tiwi Islands grand final where the speed and skills of the Tiwis dazzle visitors from all around Australia.
19 Mar 2019

Australia has no national hate crime database, but here’s how to build one

Various databases tracking hate crimes exist in Australia, but they are not yet cross-referenced to track such crimes or their perpetrators across the country.
NITV News

Mother reveals 'heartbreak' at inquest into pregnant daughter’s hospital death

A coroner's court has been told that Wiradjuri woman Naomi Williams was "let down" by Australia's healthcare system.
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ANALYSIS

Why are we losing so many girls to suicide?

ANALYSIS: Dr Hannah McGlade has looked at the tragic circumstances common in many youth suicide cases and believes, cultural safety is imperative to arrest this crisis.
OPINION

How businesses can do more to help Close The Gap

OPINION: Community Sector Bank CEO, Andrew Cairns calls businesses to action, to offer tangible support the gaps in education and employment.
SATIRE

50 ways you know you're a blackfella

SATIRE: Sure, being the oldest continuing culture on the planet is cool, but have you ever had curried sausages?
ANALYSIS

Our children's lives deserve more than silence

ANALYSIS: Aboriginal Psychologist Dr Tracy Westerman asks, where is the empathy and compassion for Indigenous youth who are taking their own lives?
Opinion

If Black men could talk: why we need an accurate portrayal of urban Indigenous masculinity

OPINION: Representations of urban Indigenous masculinity often serve a purpose to the 'settler', but fall wide of an accurate portrayal.
15 Feb 2019 - 5:02pm

We Will Disrupt Racism in Media

OPINION: Strong 'blak' voices are deeply embedded in the media and are challenging the sector, on many fronts. Biased and discriminatory reporting will be...
15 Feb 2019 - 1:14pm

'Our people will lead the way' to Close the Gap

OPINION: Our people have watched and waited long enough while successive Governments failed to deliver on the promise of equal standards of health, education and...
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NT laws to clarify when guards can use force on youth detainees

Critics say the NT government is moving away from recommendations by the youth justice royal commission.
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The Australian surfer wearing the Aboriginal flag to take on the world's best

Soli Bailey has chosen to carry his Indigenous pride out onto the waves, making history in the process.
NITV News

NSW attorney-general takes Bowraville case to High Court in Sydney

The NSW Supreme Court dismissed the application to have the Bowraville murder cases reheard six months ago.
The Feed

'Unmitigated crisis': Calls for PM to act on Indigenous youth suicide

The call-to-action follows growing frustration about "government inaction" on Indigenous youth suicide.
Food

The seasons and flavours of Indigenous baking

Indigenous Australians have a rich history of baking, making the most of geography and the seasons.
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Indigenous groups in WA fighting for Fitzroy River to avoid Murray-Darling's fate

Work is underway to make an environmental management plan for the river, set future water allocations and establish a national park.
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The poet who wants all students to be well versed in Aboriginal languages

One Indigenous woman is on a mission to share the majesties of verse spoken in ancient languages to schools around the country.
OPINION

How businesses can do more to help Close The Gap

OPINION: Community Sector Bank CEO, Andrew Cairns calls businesses to action, to offer tangible support the gaps in education and employment.
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Some Maori leaders reject NZ PM's 'This is not us' line

Some Maori leaders are recalling colonial atrocities as they reject Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's response to the mosque massacre
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A South Australian football club with an 'unbelievable' pedigree of talent

With the AFL season upon us, NITV takes a look at one of the club’s that has produced some of the game’s most influential Indigenous players.
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This Indigenous academy will ensure the AFLW's future is bright

Becoming a professional footy player can be more than just a dream for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls and with the AFL-W in its third season...
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This is where the key players stand with their Indigenous policies ahead of NSW election

With the state election on Saturday, the major parties have now released their Aboriginal policies.
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'Hatred is something that shouldn’t prevail': Wyatt joins condemnation of Fraser Anning

Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt has joined other political leaders to condemn Queensland senator Fraser Anning for linking the Christchurch attacks to Muslim...
NITV News

What next after ‘most significant’ native title decision since Mabo

Governments around Australia are doing their sums after the High Court puts a dollar value on cutting Indigenous cultural connections to land.
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I tipped 7 out of 8 wins in Round 1, now here are my picks for NRL's Round 2

OPINION: After a successful first round in tipping and topping the office ladder here at NITV, league enthusiast Grayson McCarthy-Grogan gives his winning picks...
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