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Warnings of "systemic and pervasive" presence of racism on the nations campuses, with calls for more action to address the growing problem.

BLACKOUT - bringing deadly events, art and music throughout the month of January

Bianca Templar is an artist deeply rooted in her culture and an advocate for First Nations rights. Her creative journey is woven with tradition, community, and activism. In this episode Bianca yarns to Lowanna Grant as she shares the profound influence of the elders and mentors who have passed down traditional cultural art practices, shaping both her artistic expression and her identity.

Australian Tennis legend Pat Cash yarns with NITV's Kerri-Lee Harding about his tennis past and importance of First Nations visibility in tennis at Evonne Goolagong Cawley Day.

Catch up with Dan Rennie on Queensland news

Becoming a music artist is more than just what's on stage, Cianna and Olivia share their thoughts and experience as they build their future in the worlds of music and education.

In this compelling conversation with Lowanna Grant, Kerri Shying, a Wiradjuri poet with a mixed heritage including Chinese Australian ancestry, shares how poetry serves as a tool for emotional expression and cultural connection. Despite living with a degenerative disease, Kerri explains how poetry helped her regain her voice and connect with both her Indigenous roots and broader communities.

Plant a Promise is a multifaceted work inspired by the 2019-2020 fires and how much the land was impacted. Henrietta honours Country through installation, dance and storytelling.

Redfern Renaissance takes a look at the history of the people behind First Nations Theatre.

Gudanji/Wakaja artist Ryhia Dank talks about her journey from corporate to arts and how important it is to dream big

With Bidjigal man Peter Cooley, director of IndigiGrow, on plant propagation, restoring Sydney’s coastal vegetation and how he and his team were able to bring back a plant so significant for his People

Bush to Bowl is an Aboriginal corporation that uses traditional Indigenous food as a way of connecting to Culture and Country

Ngugi woman Stephanie Beaupark, artist, scientist and curator talks about her PhD research and how she is using traditional methods of fabric dye to develop ways for Indigenous science to be valued in physical sciences such as chemistry. Stephanie uses art to explore ways of aligning scientific research with Indigenous methodology and cultural values.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program of Wednesday 15/01/2025

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program of Wednesday 15/01/2025

Jacob Nash talks Blak Out at Sydney Festival and the work undertaken to plan the premiere event series.

Paul Constable Calcott, or Uncle Paul, a proud Wiradjuri man and artist, reflects on his life's journey from a childhood impacted by polio to becoming a UN delegate advocating for Indigenous artists with disabilities. Through his involvement in the NuunaRon Art Group, Uncle Paul continues to create safe spaces for storytelling and cultural expression, helping others to find their voices through ar...

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program of Monday 13/01/2025

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program of Monday 13/01/2025

Cass Best is a proud Gay Kamilaroi Mari who is non- binary and living with disability. They actively advocate for and engage with Mob and the LGBTQI+ community. Much of Cass’ advocacy focuses on intersectionality, working to create inclusive spaces for mob who are queer and live with disabilities. Being an advocate has not only improved Cass’ wellbeing, but has also improved inclusion and accessib...

In this episode of Speak My Language (Disability), Kerri-Lee Harding yarns with Samantha Schmidt, a para-athlete and proud Wakka Wakka and Gubbi Gubbi woman from Queensland. Samantha, who holds the Australian national record in women's F38 discus, shot put, and javelin, recently returned from representing Australia at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. Her journey in athletics, alongside her experie...

In a special segment on NITV Radio, Kerri-Lee Harding caught up with Dan Rennie, Queensland Correspondent for NITV News, to reflect on the significant events that shaped the state throughout 2024.

NITV Radio News Wrap 20/12/2024

In this episode of Speak My Language: Disability we share the story of James Griffiths, a proud Wangaaypuwan man. After becoming blind in 2005, James has become a passionate First Nations advocate for disability inclusion. James is also an avid fisher and yarns to us about the art of blind fishing.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 18/12/2024