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Ballarat, the second largest regional capital city in Western Victoria with a strong Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander history is hosting a Survival Day Dawn Ceremony this January 26. The event acknowledges the survival and strength of First Nations Peoples while promoting unity and solidarity.

Yarra City’s struggles and victories in honouring it First Nations people on January 26 “Each year on January 26, Council marks the day with a range of different sensitive and mindful activities and initiatives. We will often hold a culturally sensitive event on January 26 to recognize the loss of culture, language and identity felt by Aboriginal people on that day. And we also support the Change...

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 24/01/2024

Heatwave conditions expected to persist for much of the country - The UN chief calls for further aid access into northern Gaza - And, First Nations opera singing will take on an iconic role as leading lady of the popular musical West Side Story.

“Aboriginal leaders were holding talks with local councils. We just wanted to make sure that we were doing it right... It is super important that we acknowledge our Elders,” Dallas Widdicombe - CEO Bendigo and District Aboriginal Co-operative

“It is about peace; it is about healing; it is also quite raw to hear about massacres that have occurred in what is now called Victoria. So, people go on a bit of a journey with First People.” – Lidia Thorpe

Kate Russell, Ceo of Supply Nation, anticipates collaboration with Commonwealth Bank will vastly improve the Indigenous business banking and the Blak economy.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 22/01/2024

Victoria's opposition announces its withdrawal of support for Treaty negotiations -The Federal government announces two new gas deals - And in netball, the Diamonds take home their second consecutive win as they defeat England's Roses in the Netball Nations Cup...

Commonwealth Bank and Supply Nation are teaming up to launch a new business banking, education and training to support the growth of Indigenous businesses.

Her Name is Nanny Nellie: Irene Ridgeway connecting the dots to tell the story of 3 once un-named statues

Her Name is Nanny Nellie: Irene Ridgeway shares retracing her great grandmothers story who was immortalised as a statue.

Research has found Aboriginal people increased the movement and genetic mixing of the Bunya Pine (Araucaria Bidillii), in response to European colonisation and land clearing.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 15/01/2024

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says her Israel visit will not include Israeli towns attacked by Hamas - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms stage three tax cuts will go ahead - And in sport, Alex de Minaur gets ready to play Milos Raonic in his first match of the Australian Open...

Dennis Golding uses capes and culture to empower himself and kids.

Operator Sunwater says Paradise Dam in Brisbane's north is too severely damaged and work will begin soon to construct a new dam.

Smoke can signal danger, although culturally smoke can hold so much more meaning.

J.D Penangke sets 2024 alight with her first ever solo exhibition 'Boybidi Smoke Trails'.

13 cars siezed by ACT police during Summernats, being described as 'moron tourism'.

Reconnecting to Country and cultural knowledge through bush foods and medicine plants.

Traditional foods, medicines and gut health, Felicity Kerslake talks culture, colonisation and caring for your health

Reports reveals fewer than 1 in 4 GP clinics over the course of 2023 have been bulk billing patients who walk through their doors.

Sharon Davis brings their experience and expertise to help Indigenous students

Aurora Education Foundation gains a new board member with a lifetime of experience and accolades to their name.