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Former Bangarra senior artist, Deborah Brown, will make her mainstage directorial debut with the world premiere of Thomas Weatherall’s Blue at Belvoir Street Theatre in January 2023. The play is one of the highlights of the 2023 Sydney festival’s Blak Out program.

Stewart Stacey, founder and owner of Binary Security and cyber security expert reflects on First Nations people's opportunities and challenges in an increasingly digitised world, as summarised in his new paper ‘Evolution of Indigenous culture into the digital age.’

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 05/12/2022

Further details on the Voice to Parliament to be released before the referendum - An Australian band creates a new song to raise funds for those displaced by the war in Ukraine - At least nine people have died after flash flooding tore through a baptism ceremony in Johannesburg...

Leihani Zoric, age 9, Year 4 student at Lennox Head Public School has won the 2022 NSW Department of Education’s Nanga Mai award for outstanding performance in sport.

Aunty Karen Lane has won a 2022 NSW Department of Education Nanga Mai award for her invaluable work advancing Aboriginal education. Aunty Karen, aka the ‘mother away from home’ shares her skills, attributes, and life experience to provide strong emotional and cultural support, so students achieve their goals.…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 02/12/2022

The Federal opposition leader, Peter Dutton, still not decided on Indigenous Voice to Parliament - Labor's workplace relations bill now law - A woman accused of killing her two children and putting their bodies in suitcases appears in a New Zealand court...

Tenace Mulholland (15) and Leyton Anderson (15) share their story on how they embarked on the project to restore the first Aboriginal superhero’s car, and the significance of this endeavour for their automotive skills and workplace credentials.

A group of First Nations students engaged in the restoration of the 1960’s Cuz Congress Aboriginal superhero’s car at Charles Darwin University (CDU) have not only transformed the car, but also their automotive skills and workplace credentials. “We find that they are very multiskilled. Coming, from various communities they sometimes have language b…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 30/11/2022

The 2022 Closing the Gap Report reveals mixed progress on Closing the Gap targets - A censure motion underway in Parliament against former Prime Minister Scott Morrison - Stowaways likely to be deported from Spain after 11 days in a ship's rudder...

Aurora Education Foundation and Roberta Sykes Indigenous Education Foundation (RSIEF) have merged; with all RSIEF’s suite of programs being integrated under the Aurora umbrella.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 28/11/2022

Call for a national commissioner to address First Nations children over-representation in out of home care - The Reserve Bank governor apologises for earlier suggesting interest rates would remain low - And, a political controversy erupts after a fatal landslide in an Italian holiday town...

“By engaging children early in Future You, we hope to help future-proof our younger generations for the jobs of tomorrow, where it’s predicted that half of workers will need to know how to use, build and configure digital systems - a critical skill embedded in STEM studies," Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith STEM Ambassador…

The 2022 Australian Reconciliation Barometer (ARB) shows mutual trust between First Nations people and other Australians is steady, and the journey towards reconciliation and greater justice for First Nations Peoples is on track. “That is really heartening in terms of having some solid foundations of our relationship is important, and also we’ve go…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 25/11/2022

New survey reveals racism against First Nations people on the rise - The Home Affairs Minister meeting western Sydney mayors opposed to the repatriation of Australians linked to I-S fighters - A report to shed light on how and why Scott Morrison took on multiple ministries when he was prime minister...…

Last Thursday the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) convened a questions night where First Nations people from across Victoria put to politicians of all stripes issues that matter to them leading up to the state elections (November 26). Aunty Jill Gallagher VACCHO CEO says the event is the first of its kind in V…

Media personality and community advocate, Grant Hansen, reflects on concerns expressed at a community event (the first one of its kind) where members of the Indigenous community in Victoria put to politicians from both sides of the isle, and with no holds barred, important questions on issues that mater to them ahead of the upcoming state elections…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 23/11/2022

Torres Strait Islands leader says COP27 Climate deal is not good enough for his people and country - Australia's growth outlook revised down slightly as the tight labour market and global energy crisis continue to fan inflation - And Australia has fallen to four goals to one defeat to France in its opening game of the World Cup...…

What inspired me to create BLAKTIVISM was to provide a platform for multiple generations to stand on stage together, and for young people to learn from the elders like I did when I toured with Black Arm band. I learned from watching Auntie Lou Bennet, Uncle Archie Roach and the most powerful Indigenous musicians so, I want to create something like …

With the FIFA World Cup underway in Qatar this week, we look at what soccer means to Indigenous communities across Australia, and how trailblazers are carving a new path for First Nations women and men on the field.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 21/11/2022

Victorian Labour candidate's Aboriginal heritage is now being questioned by her relative - The government pushes to have its industrial relations laws passed despite opposition form key crossbenchers - And, the buy now pay later sector faces potential overhaul...

Yorta Yorta and Gunditjmara man Isaiah Firebrace has added author to his list of accolades, publishing his first children’s book 'Come Together: Things Every Aussie Kid Should Know about the First Peoples’. The book explores twenty of the most important aspects of First Nations cultures and history every Australian should know.…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 18/11/2022

Australia's first and only Indigenous-led crisis hotline launched in Sydney – Penny Wong reacts to MH17 verdict - Penny Wong reacts to the MH17 verdict and the liberation of professor Turnell -And, health warnings in Victoria after travellers flew back with measles...

Bumpy will perform at the Prahran Block party with her seven-piece band.

“I started my STEM career as a national parks ranger working in beautiful places like the Great Barrier Reef, Ningaloo in WA, Kakadu in the NT and in the ACT as well. Learning about the country and ecology, and about visitor management led me on a new pathway when I saw augmented reality in 2012 and I thought, Wow! I really want to learn about tech…

‘Wanha! Journey to Arnhem” brings together an incredible number of musicians that we have been working with over a period of over six years in Arnhem Land, and we’ve all come together to showcase what an incredible talent we have there. It is also accompanied by some incredible visuals of the region as well. - Rosealee Pearson (producer Wanha! Jour…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 16/11/2022

Political and Indigenous leaders urge all Victorian politicians to raise age of criminal responsibility - Anthony Albanese says progress is being made on the issue of China's trade sanctions against Australia - Reports NATO member nation Poland hit by Russian missile strikes, killing two people...

Blaktivism is music with a purpose, talking about the experiences of Black Australians and our neighbours from Micronesia. It offers an opportunity to the wider community to come and hear these voices that are not often heard. - Fred Leone

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 14/11/2022

Kumanjayi Walker inquest resumes after break over anniversary of fatal shooting - Flood warnings issued across New South Wales and Victoria - At least six people are dead, and dozens injured in a suspected terror attack in Istanbul ...

The squad of 10 are all members of the Indigenous Marathon Project (IMP) selected from over 150 applicants, who all went from little to no running, to selection to race in an international marathon over the past 6 months.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 11/11/2022

Survivors of the Stolen Generations concerned Victoria’s redress scheme is re-traumatising people - The federal government's workplace laws passed the lower house -And, Russian President Vladimir Putin pulls out of G-20 talks in Indonesia...

After successfully challenging the Australian government at the UN on failure to act on climate, Torre Strait Islander claimants have been invited to various events as part of the COP27. Their landmark victory is generating a lot of interest and hope. “We are proud in this area that this has opened the door for other people, all other communities w…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 09/11/2022

Landmark Torres Strait Islander's climate case making an impact at the COP27 summit -The Australian Defence Force is to investigate China recruiting former soldiers - And hackers start posting stolen Medibank data on the dark web…

Bridgeman Stainless solutions is the winner of the 2022 Indigenous Business Month i2i award, celebrating the commitment by Indigenous businesses to strengthen and grow their sector through trading and working together.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 07/11/2022

Traditional Owners seek landmark Fortescue Metals case to be heard on-country in remote WA - Australia bids for 2026 U-N climate summit at conference in Egypt - And, Doubts raised about the Federal Government's industrial relations bill...

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 04/11/2022

Revelation an NT officer who shot dead an Indigenous teenager should not have been allowed to join the police - A new report finds vulnerable people were failed in the New South Wales flood response earlier this year -And, former Pakistan PM Imran Khan stable after being shot at a protest rally...

Aussies clueless about their country's most endangered species - New online tool to support expectant parents with prenatal testing decisions - Bad news for the climate: 3 big greenhouse gases hit record highs – And, fossil fuel industry using sport to greenwash public image.