Dorinda Cox wants the government to move faster on Indigenous truth-telling - Advocates are speaking out about "black cladding" - And, researchers have identified evidence of First Nations rituals dating back 500 generations.

UQP has announced the new additions to its First Nations Classics: Series Two, release (June 2024). This collection features new introductions by prominent First Nations writers, honoring iconic Indigenous voices that have significantly shaped Australia’s literary landscape.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 28/06/2023

NITV Radio - News Wrap 28/06/2024

'ngiyang' is the Wiradyuri word for ‘language’. In this episode host Lowanna Grant introduces her Pop, Uncle Stan Grant Snr, and the story of his life's work to reclaim the Wiradyuri language. Lowanna shares her own personal language journey, along with stories from other Wiradyuri language learners and teachers about how their lives as Wiradyuri p…

Conversation with the University of Melbourne's Professor Jill Wigglesworth about translanguaging, language as a vehicle for diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Banking watchdog sanctions Westpac over sudden branch closure in remote predominantly First Nations community - Inflation figures on the rise, with the consumer rate sitting at four per cent for the twelve months to May - And, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange set to return to Australia later today after pleading guilty in U-S court for espionage ch…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 24/06/2024

A Yolŋu elder and researcher welcomes the federal government’s announced support for birthing on-country project - The prime minister names former New South Wales treasurer Matt Kean as chair of the Climate Change Authority - And, crossbench politicians to introduce legislation to make housing a human right in Australia...…

NITV Radio - On Air Program 21/6/2024

NITV Radio - News Wrap 21/6/2024

NITV Radio - On Air Program 19/6/2024

Djirra explains to parliamentary inquiry how Indigenous women are made invisible in family violence data - Opposition leader Peter Dutton reveals sites of proposed nuclear reactors - And, Victoria set to raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 12 ...

Brisbane's iconic Story Bridge is set to offer a unique experience, steeped in Indigenous history and culture.

“Walking the Rock Country in Kakadu” is a new illustrated children’s book book by Diane Lucas and Ben Tyler, with illustrations by Emma Long. The book aims to share the natural and cultural wonders of Kakadu with young readers, showcasing the unique geology, flora, and fauna of the region, as well as the rich Indigenous heritage and stories associa…

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 17/06/2024

QLD Police Minister refutes claims Indigenous advisory body dismissed for calling out racism in the state's force - The Chinese Premier at federal Parliament for his meeting with Anthony Albanese - And, a new Poll shows Peter Dutton ahead of Anthony Albanese as preferred PM for the first time...

NITV Radio - On Air Program 12/6/2024

Federal Government funding announced, targeting period poverty in the NT - U.S evaluating Hamas response to cease-fire proposal - And, in sport, NRL star Jarryd Hayne's rape conviction overturned.

Horizon, is Bangarra's first ever mainstage cross-cultural collaboration.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 10/06/2024

Gamilaroi elder Aunty Beryl van Oploo, Australians from migrant communities among 737 honored in King's Birthday list - The federal coalition says it's committed to the Paris Agreement but will scrap Australian climate targets - And in A-F-L, Carlton Coach Michael Voss says his team deserves their second-place spot on ladder.…

Australia’s first First Nations-owned solar microgrid was launched on June 6 in the remote Northern Territory community of Marlinja, 25 kms north of Elliot.

Conversation with Jordan Gould and Richard Pritchard about their 3rd book of Wylah’s adventure series. The series celebrates Indigenous Australian culture, blending action, fantasy, and historical elements into an exciting reading experience for younger readers.

Shelley Ware, a proud Yankunytjatjara and Wirangu woman, discusses with NITV Radio an eSafety campaign aimed at raising awareness about online safety for First Nations communities. The campaign highlights the Online Safety Act 2021, which protects Australians from severe online abuse, including unauthorized explicit image sharing, illegal content, …

The Yoorrook Justice Commission has started the second week of its inquiry - A missing toddler has died after he was found unconscious in a dam - And, a new treatment approach for Stage Three melanoma offers fresh hope for patients.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 03/06/2024

First Nations community leader reiterate call to progress Indigenous rights during Reconciliation Week - Penny Wong denounces Peter Dutton’s threats to leave International Criminal Court - And, a weekend of upsets in the National Rugby League...

NITV Radio - On Air Program 31/05/2024

NITV Radio - News 31/05/2024

Now More Than Ever, is the theme for Reconciliation Week 2024, reminding all Australians that no matter what, we continue to stand up and fight for justice and the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, every single day.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 29/05/2024

Gary Strachan, the Director behind the Deadly Hair Dude is passionate about addressing the lack of hairdressing services and skills in remote areas of the Northern Territory.

Kindred, a feature length documentary written and directed by Gillian Moody and Adrian Russell Wills exploring their own personal journeys reconnecting their bloodlines.

Co-chairs of Victoria's First Peoples' Assembly appeared before the state's truth telling hearings - Mounting pressure for the Immigration Minister to resign - And, in sport, American basketball Hall of Famer Bill Walton dies.

Indigenous led national crisis support service marks 50,000 calls supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 22/05/2024

Northern Territory has passed new laws that allow emergency curfews to be imposed - Eight Australians hospitalised in Singapore airlines severe turbulence incident - And, Matildas coach, has named a 25-player squad for the two friendlies with China.

This National Volunteer Week (May 20-May 26), DJ Shark stands out as one of the inspiring ambassadors, highlighting the profound impact of volunteering within Indigenous communities.

In a world premiere at Malthouse Theatre, audiences are invited to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery with "Homo Pentecostus." This compelling work by actor, dancer, and writer Joel Bray delves deep into his secret queer identity within the confines of a 1990s Pentecostal Church.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 20/05/2024

13YARN marks milestone supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in crisis - Federal government defends cost of living relief after modest poll boost - And, rescue operation continues after helicopter carrying Iran's president crashes...

"Big Name, No Blankets" a rock n' roll theatre show celebrating the legacy of Indigenous Australian music icons, Warumpi Band will be performed at RISING as a flagship performance of their First People First programming from May 31 - June 2.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 17/05/2024

Statue of former premier who mutilated an Aboriginal man toppled ahead of court hearing about its removal - Peter Dutton outline's a plan to ease the housing crisis in the Opposition's budget reply speech, calling to reduce permanent migration - And, South Africa urges the United Nations' top court to order a halt to Israel's offensive on Rafah...…

Tjaabi-Flood Country, a music and theatre performance by Ngarluma man Patrick Churnside is coming to ‘Wunggurrwil Dhurrung Centre’ in Wyndham this Friday May 17. Tjaabi explores the cultural and environmental challenges faced by Aboriginal people in places like the Pilbara in the face of ever-increasing pressures for new minerals, rare earth, and m…

NITV Radio - On Air Program 15/05/2024

The Government says its new Federal Budget is both for the present and for the future - We unpack the 2024 budget and what this means for First Nations people and communities - And, Eight TikTok creators are suing the United States.

Sarah Prestwidge will star as the majestic Parrwang as Victorian Opera again presents 'Parrwang Lifts the Sky'

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 13/05/2024