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"Music is a part of who we are, comes with all our cultural songs and dances"

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The CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation, Dr Jill Gallagher, has welcomed the passage of Australia's first Treaty legislation in the state's lower house this week.

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"I know that everybody at ILBIJERRI does this because they believe in our cultures, in our stories, in our communities and that's why we do it"

"I wish the NRL would come out and see the future of rugby league right there"

"I think its a a really good reminder too that art is really big vehicle for change and conversation"

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NITV Radio brings stories from across the country sharing whats happening in communities with host, Lowanna Grant.

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The Koori Knockout isn’t just about the games being played out on the field, it’s about the generations who’ve kept culture strong and community connected. This year, NITV stepped into the Elders Tent to listen, learn and share in the yarns of those who’ve been part of the Knockout since its early days.

The Knockout is known for great footy but its also a place to find love. NITV yarned to a few special couples to hear about their special love stories.

This year saw the Central West Black Trackers make their debut, competing for the first time at one of the biggest gatherings of Aboriginal people in the country.

The Koori Knockout isn’t just about the footy, it’s also a celebration of culture, community and creativity. Across the weekend, dozens of Blak businesses set up stalls for the crowds to enjoy, showcasing everything from food and fashion to art and jewellery.

"To be honest with you, I just want people to have a better understanding of this Country and of our people"

NSW Koori Rugby League Knockout carnival gathers in Tamworth with more than 170 teams in both men's and women's going head-to-head.

A man is under police guard in hospital after firing up to 100 shots at pedestrians, police and cars in Sydney's inner west.

Former NRL player and former assistant coach for the North Queensland Cowboys, James Maloney, swapped the big stadium lights for the community spirit of the Koori Knockout this year, marking his first time at one of the biggest gatherings of First Nations people.

Uncle Victor Wright is one of the founders of the Koori Knockout and joins NITV Radio to discuss and reflect on the growth of the game since it was established in 1971.

"it's a balance of real world cynicism and deeply human sincerity as they navigate the entertainment industry"

"In making multiple works I discovered how connected they are and how complicated my story is"