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Uncle Bruce Pascoe gave the audience a good giggle when he admitted he was wearing his first-ever owned suit, as he accepted the major award at the Indigenous...

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OPINION

I was classified "coloured" in South Africa. It was confronting, but I was okay with it.

OPINION: A visit to South Africa's Apartheid Museum teaches an Aboriginal woman the value of ugly truths.

Opinion

Money is power: If mob spend wisely we can disrupt corporatocracy

OPINION: Changing the way we spend can reduce the amount of money that gets distributed as end-of-year profits for big corporates.

OPINION

Will Country ever be safe from the NT Government?

OPINION: On multiple occasions, the NT Government have dismissed the Traditional Owners advice and opinions.

OPINION

I was struggling with my Aboriginality, so I joined my family's fishing business

OPINION | How my family's fishing legacy helped me understand my identity as a light-skinned Aboriginal man in the 21st Century, writes Grant Saunders.

OPINION

Where are defenders of our 'freedoms' in the wake of religious discrimination?

OPINION | Most of us reject discrimination of any sort, but politicians and commentariats seem to be very selective in this area.

OPINION

Could decolonising STEM provide a solution to sustaining our world?

OPINION | Indigenous societies have lived sustainably for thousands of years, so can our sciences provide a more accurate and ethical algorithm that informs...

Over The Black Dot

Owen's Opinions: 'The Roosters are a good side, but the Storm are a great team'

Billy Slater has to be freed to play in the NRL grand final, but even without him the Storm would win, says Over the Black Dot co-host, Owen Craigie.

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NITV News

'Irreparable damage': Experts warn against NSW dam wall plan

A plan to raise Warragamba Dam wall could threaten the Blue Mountains' world-heritage listing.

Events

'I have these losses as markers in my life': A global gathering set to explore trauma and heal old wounds

Indigenous Peoples from all over the world will soon converge in Australia to push the trauma of colonisation into a healing space.

topics

'The fight isn't over': We need to stand up for trans and gender diverse people

Nearly a full year on, the community and allies who mobilised in huge numbers for the marriage equality have remained largely silent around the ongoing barrage...

The Point

‘So happy’: Children’s book industry beckons young Indigenous women

A writing and illustration workshop seeks to nurture the next generation of Aboriginal storytellers.

Family Rules

How I dealt with losing a partner and becoming a single mother of nine

OPINION: When a shock incident changes your family's life forever, somebody still needs to put food on the table.

NITV News

Concerns over Palm Island water quality, but residents told it's 'safe' to drink

Residents in the north Queensland Aboriginal community of Palm Island have expressed outrage about the state of their local water supply.

Family Rules

Meet the Rule sisters: a wild and wonderful family set to take over your TV

The Rule household in WA has one mother, nine daughters and whole lot of chaos. So who are the women on NITV's fly-on-the-wall docu-series?

Arts & Entertainment

The 'modern' Indigenous family that apparently defies the stereotypes, is actually very stereotypically Black

REVIEW: I am pleased to say the Family Rules women are not just back, they are Black— Proppa Black, writes Dr Chelsea Bond.

SBS

One year since same-sex marriage result, fight continues for queer Indigenous Australians

More than 4,500 same-sex weddings have taken place since same-sex marriage was legalised, but challenges remain for queer Indigenous Australians.

NITV News

Protesters say a new adoption law will lead to another stolen generation

The NSW government says proposed laws will ensure children don't languish in foster care but opponents say it repeats the mistakes of the past.

NITV News

Tensions in remote NT community known to Chief Minister, says Barkly Shire mayor

A remote Northern Territory community broke out in riot on Monday leaving one man dead. Shire mayor says he alerted ongoing tensions within the town to Chief...

NITV News

My Health Record opt-out difficult for remote communities

An Indigenous peak health body says health practitioners in a remote community haven’t been adequately trained to advise patients on opting out of My Health Record.

NITV News

‘I’ve got the beard and the tummy’: Indigenous dad challenges Santa stereotype

Arthur Butler says seeing an advertisement for a 'Caucasian Santa' actually encouraged him to take up the role.

NITV News

'This is a victory': LA removes statue of Christopher Columbus

Supporters say removing a bronze statue of the colonial figure is about historical truth and justice.

NITV News

'I just want my dad back': Family pleas for father-of-seven to remain in Australia

The daughters of Edward McHugh - who is awaiting deportation despite living in Australia for more than 40 years - have begged for his release from immigration...

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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