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The 51st Koori Knockout is just days away with hundreds of people expected to make their way to the Central Coast to watch their teams compete in one of the largest annual gatherings of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 25/09/2023

A new poll shows support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has slipped to its lowest point yet - Minister for Health and Aged Care Mark Butler says a Voice to Parliament would improve health outcomes for First Nations People - And, police in Darwin charge a woman with aggravated assault over an attack on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles...

“Winning the Indigenous Design Award is a huge honour and recognises the importance of First Nations voices with the design industry and the important work Solid Lines is doing to support First Nations artists to be represented fairly.” - Emrhan Tjapanangka Sultan co-founder Solid Lines

First Nations women in the music industry have been using their voices for many years to speak up about various issues that affect First Nations people.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 22/09/2023

Senior Yolŋu clan leader from the Northern Territory says he's voting No in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum - Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveils a record final surplus of $22 billion - and, Cricket Australia releases new uniforms featuring a First Nations design.

Feature length documentary, You Can Go Now, premieres Sunday 24 September at 8.30pm on NITV and SBS.

Jessica Mumford, a Student Wellbeing and Inclusion Coordinator for Laynhapuy School, is one of 22 inspiring teachers across Australia recognised at the 2023 Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards, hosted by SchoolsPlus, for their invaluable commitment to students and communities.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 20/09/2023

Cathy Freeman pledges support for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defends the government's focus on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum - And, more than five million Australians on welfare have had their payments boosted.

While the debate on Indigenous Voice to parliament continues in Australia, other countries have successfully given voice to their Indigenous peoples in their legal and constitutional frameworks. On international current affairs program Dateline, premiering on Tuesday 19 September at 9.30pm on SBS and simulcast on NITV, guest presenter Karla Grant travels to Norway on a deeply personal journey to u...

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 18/09/2023

Tributes pour in for Lionel Morgan, the first Indigenous player to represent Australia in rugby league - No campaigners split on seeking treaty negotiations if the Voice to Parliament is defeated - And, the federal environment minister sued for allegedly failing to protect Australia's natural treasures...

The Respectful Referendum Pledge was co-developed by a number of leading First Nations mental health groups alongside the Black Dog Institute with the aim to reduce social and emotional harm to First Nations people.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 15/09/2023

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paid tribute to AFL great Michael Long - Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is warning that the Voice to Parliament would divide the nation - and, Linda Burney says Senator Price's comments on the impact of colonisation are a 'betrayal' to First Nations peoples.

Conversation with Aviva Endean and Miriwoong man Preben Nigamara as the musical roadshow 'Journey Down' reached the halfway mark (September 2) of its epic 3,456-kilometer journey across First Nations communities in WA.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paid tribute to AFL great Michael Long - Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is warning that the Voice to Parliament would divide the nation - and, Linda Burney says Senator Price's comments on the impact of colonisation are a 'betrayal' to First Nations peoples.

The film Our Voice, Our Heart follows two Darwin locals, Tiwi man Jaxon De Santis and Warlpiri/Jawoyn man Justin Grant, who realise that if they have no idea what the Voice to Parliament means to them and their community, how are millions of Australians going to know?

The National Inaugural First Nations Dingo Forum convened by the Girringun Aboriginal corporation seeks to lift some misconceptions about the dingo stemming from the colonial era. The forum aims to address topics on both sides of the dingo fence with a primary focus on providing a space and platform for First Nations people to come and have their say.

Big hART is bringing their Songs for Freedom concert to the Melbourne Recital Centre on September 15, the last leg of their highly resonating national tour. The performance will then return home to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the passing of John Pat.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 13/09/2023

As an R U OK? Day ambassador for a number of years, Wiradjuri man, Jake Gablonski shares his person story and why being an ambassador for R U OK? is so important to him.

Sussan Ley rejects claims those opposed to a Voice to Parliament are racist - Australians urged to have enrolment details up to date to vote in the referendum - and, Victorian Treaty Assembly has criticised an attempt to 'scaremonger'.