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WA Indigenous Affairs Minister Ben Wyatt says a moratorium on mining activities that could destroy cultural heritage would not "resolve" the issues around...

The Queensland Police Service says it has “finalised” the matter of one of its members wearing a right-wing extremist patch on his uniform while attending a Black...

The winning piece started out as a COVID project for the West Australian born, Sydney based artist, writer and actor, who is the first Indigenous artist to win...

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14 Sep 2020

TV Movie Guide: 14 - 20 September

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.

Movies

Ryan Coogler pays emotional tribute to Chadwick Boseman: ‘What an incredible mark he’s left for us’

Director Ryan Coogler released an emotional tribute in honour of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther star who died on Friday after a four-year battle with colon...

On TV

New documentary examines Captain Cook's arrival from a First Nations perspective

Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky asks — in 2020, does Australia have a blurred history of Cook?

NITV

NITV celebrates International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples

NITV marks International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples with a roll out of new international news programs across the week.

On TV

'On The Record' documentary: A #MeToo reckoning for Black culture

Misogyny, sexual harassment, and the censorship of women of colour are explored in this must-see documentary.

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Listen and learn with the Black Lives Matter collection at SBS On Demand

SBS has put together a collection of documentaries and programs that highlight and challenge racial inequality and injustice, as well as enlighten, inform and...

On TV

The Rule mob are back!: NITV's Family Rules returns for a new season

Follow these strong black women as they take on big challenges with their extra big family.

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OPINION

Ken Wyatt calls for a new way of working with Indigenous Australians

At a breakfast event in WA today, Minister for Indigenous Australians Ken Wyatt calls for a new way of working with mob, details the Coalition's approach to Indigenous...

Opinion

Timana Tahu: New Cowboys coach, Foxx and Madge, & the next western battle royale

The Cowboys have signed themselves into the Top Eight next year with the appointment of Payton, the Tigers chase the fastest man in rugby league, and another...

OPINION

Built to break the mould: Thorpe's selection for Senate seat realises hope of community

OPINION: Participating in the colonial government is difficult for Aboriginal people, but with Lidia Thorpe's selection for a seat in the federal Senate, we may...

Opinion

Timana Tahu: SBW's back and Latrell is out for the rest of the season

With 3 weeks until Finals Footy, some big shake-ups have stirred the NRL with the addition of Sonny Bill Williams to the Roosters and the loss of Latrell Mitchell...

OPINION

OPINION: Addressing the issue of violence in our communities

We continue to witness systemic and structural violence being inflicted on Black bodies through the harm caused by racist policies, negligent acts, and omissions...

Over The Black Dot

The crusher tackle and milking penalties could be rubbed out with minor tweaks to rules

OPINION: The Crusher tackle can be wiped out of the NRL by coaching players not to back into defensive lines to gain post-contact metres, writes Over The Black...

Opinion

Indigenous Employment Gap at the University of Melbourne in reverse gear

The recent selection of non-Indigenous people to key positions in teaching Indigenous Studies, and to the inaugural Directorship of the Indigenous Knowledge...

In The Community

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

Obituary

A courageous and remarkable woman who should never be forgotten

Lorna Cubillo, a member of the Northern Territory Stolen Generations passed away in Darwin over the weekend. She was part of the landmark compensation case against the...

20 Aug 2020

Through a Black Lens

A legend of Indigenous media, photographer Barbara McGrady has been behind a camera for more than half a century, but a crippling health issue has now forced the...

NITV News

Coroner finds death in custody of Tane Chatfield was self-inflicted, describes his medical care as 'inadequate'

Following a week-long inquest, the deputy state coroner has recommended the care provided to Mr Chatfield on the morning of his death be referred to the Nursing...

NITV News

Redfern kids making protective face masks to promote risk awareness

Aboriginal youth in a Redfern out-of-home-care program are producing their own protective masks as part of an initiative to increase awareness around COVID-19...

In The Community

Bruce Pascoe's new children's book speaks to experiences of the Stolen Generations

The 'Dark Emu' author has collaborated with Bundjalung illustrator, Charmaine Ledden-Lewis for a new kid's book, 'Found'.

NITV News

Dreamtime in Darwin: top flight game moved to the Top End

One of the AFL's biggest games of the year has been moved to the Top End, with 'Dreamtime at the G' now being held at TIO Stadium in Darwin in late August.

NITV News

NT Election: Youth push to get NT mob on electoral roll

With the NT election approaching, grassroots campaigners have hit the ground to increase the numbers of electoral enrolments of remote Indigenous Territorians.