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We talk with playwright Jorjia Gillis unpacking the experience of motherhood her new play, Mum Club.

"Elders coming back that would have been part of passing forward that inter-generational knowledge, so thats the disruption is important to wider communities"

Victim-survivors of sexual assault will get specialist help to navigate the justice system under a new 4.3-million-dollar trial in New South Wales.

In part two of this NITV Radio interview, First Nations distiller Claire Ryder discusses how STEM education and entrepreneurship drive economic empowerment for Indigenous women. She encourages women to embrace science, view it as an accessible "cheat code to life," and push through male-dominated spaces. Ryder highlights the importance of balancing knowledge-sharing with cultural protocols, return...

In a conversation wiht NITV Radio, Wiradjuri woman and distiller Claire Ryder discusses her participation in National Science Week and her work with On Country Craft Distillery—Australia’s only distillery 100% owned and managed by First Nations women. She explores how traditional Indigenous plant knowledge intersects with modern chemical science, detailing unique native aromatics like lemon myrtle...

Walmatjarri and Bunuba artist KAYPS, releases his new album, Bunuba Baby.

Two SBS journalists, both who are migrants to Australia, experience the 26th Garma Festival, Australia's largest Indigenous gathering.

Australia's largest Indigenous gathering celebrating 'Bukmuk', everyone in a transformational sharing of culture, traditions and storytelling.

Winning the Innovation Award at the National NAIDOC awards is the Young Indigenous Women's STEM Academy.

Proud Gadigal woman Konstantina reflects on the success of her recent exhibitions in France and Switzerland, including the acclaimed Birrung Ngura - Belonging to Country exhibition in Paris. She discusses the growing international appreciation for contemporary Indigenous art, the importance of storytelling in preserving culture, and the role art plays in fostering empathy and cross-cultural unders...

"Lulujaru represents my connection to my family, and a representation of the land, skies and how we sort of move through Country" - Cissi Gore-Birch.

Jorjia Gillis features an ensemble that explores the messy, funny, glorious resilience of Blak motherhood.

Aunty Beryl Van-Oploo OAM is a Redfern Elder and culinary pioneer who has become the first sitter in the National Portrait Gallery in a conversation with artist Dennis Golding.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong is set to use a speech at the Lowy Institute today, to criticise One Nation's call for a monoculture, saying the approach is a risk to national security and would jeopardise the nation's world standing.

Supply Nation CEO Kate Russell joined NITV Radio from Connect 2026 in Boorloo to reflect on the growth and impact of Australia’s Indigenous business sector.

"I wanted to speak to, local men, the stuff that local men do around here, the issues that we face and how we overcome them" - Lucas Schober.

Emerging designer and Darwin local Lucus Schober, shares his story leading up to his debut at Country to Couture as a designer.

The government is seeking to reassure people that the Census will be safe, following recent instances of AI bots going rogue and data breaches in large organisations.

The Quandamooka festival is a multi-artform event that celebrates continuing culture of the Nughi, Nunukul, and Goenpul clans of Quandamooka.

Quandamooka festival is gearing up for 2026 celebrations, and is calling on community for stallholders, artists, vendors and more.

"It made me ask myself the question, what would we look like if we, as Blak women, had the freedom to adorn ourselves and to feel beautiful with in ourselves?".

Jasmine was selected for her deeply personal artistic practice exploring motherhood, healing, identity and cultural connection.

Baker Boy has won three awards at this year's the National Indigenous Music Awards.

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