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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

Jack Collard went from being raised in the country, to advocating for First Nations rights at the United Nations. He is the product of two-way learning, navigating academic space and cultural space. Travelling to Indonesia to study International Relations taught Jack about a different measure for happiness, and to value culture and connection over material wealth.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program of Wednesday 07/08/2024

Northern Territory Police Commissioner resigns from NT’s police union following apology to Indigenous people - Foreign Minister Penny Wong says a ceasefire in the Middle East has never been more urgent - And, a five day tour of key battleground states for Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz...

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program Monday 05/08/2024

“I use different materials to talk of stories, speak of things of what is happening now; reflecting on family, connection to Culture and Country and how I navigate that space. I see it as a platform to be able to tell those stories” – Lisa Waup

NITV Radio News Wrap 2/08/2024

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 31/07/2024

First Nations community in Alice Springs launch video supporting organ and tissue donation - Australian borrowers holding their breath as July's inflation numbers are released - And, in tennis, Alexei Popyrin becomes the first Australian man in over a decade, to make the third round in the Olympics...

Take me home offers a glimpse into my grandmother, one of the strong women who raised me, and the Country that flowed through her soul and veins. – Clare Jaque Vasquez

First Nations people are more likely to suffer serious sight deterioration at an earlier age than non-Indigenous Australians. However, in many cases this fate can be reversed: a cataract surgery can restore sigh in even near-blind patients.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 29/07/2024

Blak in the Room opens on Wednesday 27th November in Melbourne with performances of three plays by emerging First Nations storytellers celebrating the richness and vitality of Blak theatre.

New ministers sworn in as Anthony Albanese reshuffles his frontbench with Senator Malarndirri McCarthy as Minister for Indigenous Australians - Venezuelans in Australia say they are being dissuaded from voting - And in skateboarding, Heartbreak for Chloe Covell, as she finishes eighth in the women's final at the Olympics...

NITV Radio - On Air Program 26/07/2024

NITV Radio - News Wrap of the Week 26/07/2024

The NSW Aboriginal Water Strategy aims to strengthen and empower Aboriginal voices on water management in the state

In this episode, Lowanna Grant shares the stories of Wiradyuri language teachers Uncle Pat Connolly, Letetia Harris and Harry Lambshead, who have all been guided and instructed by Uncle Stan Grant Snr to pass on knowledge and culture.

Bulla Midhong is an evocative album showcasing original songs and stories from the NSW South Coast’s Yuin Nation. It blends traditional narratives with contemporary sounds, reflecting the deep cultural roots and modern experiences of the First Nation communities from Eden to Nowra.

Inquest investigating the death of First Nations child in Western Australia's youth detention system resumes - New polling data shows U.S Vice President Kamala Harris has opened up a two percentage lead over Donald Trump - And, Over 250 Pro-Palestinian arrested in the U.S

Dr Anita Heiss will play a key role at the Romance Writers of Australia Conference, running pitching sessions, providing aspiring writers with the opportunity to present their book ideas.

Over a quarter of children have undiagnosed ear disease and one-in-five undiagnosed hearing loss: those are findings of Hearing Australia’s recent analysis of hearing assessments of 19,000 First Nations children.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 22/07/2024

Dr. Anita Heiss is a proud Wiradyuri woman and acclaimed author, poet, cultural activist and social commentator. She is committed to raising awareness and educating people about consent. While it may be uncomfortable at first, Anita believes that having these yarns within our families and communities is essential, particularly for our First Nations communities.

ACCC discontinues investigation into 'white hands on black art' allegations - U-S President Joe Biden withdraws from the presidential race. - And, multiple investigations underway into Carlton rail tragedy that killed a father and his toddler...

NITV Radio - News Wrap of the Week 19/07/2024

Darwin Festival 2024 is back with an exciting line up featuring 680 performances right across 38 venues and will kick off on 8 August running over 18 days. NITV Radio caught up with Darwin Festival Artistic Director, Kate Fell about the line up and some of the festival firsts that will feature this year.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 17/07/2024

The First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria reveals it's ready to negotiate on a Treaty with state government - I-S claiming responsibility for deadly attack on Muslim mosque - And, Indigenous and non-Indigenous teens preparing to compete in Nations of Origin.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 15/07/2024

NITV Radio - News 15/07/2024

NITV Radio - On Air Program 12/07/2024

NITV Radio - News Wrap 12/07/2024

“When we get the opportunity to speak about culture, speak about the history of the journey it is very important to take that opportunity because, if you are the spokesperson today you are educating the next generation.” – Mau Power

Ilona McGuire uses her art as commentary on the political climate of 'Australia', often with a lighthearted humour as a tool for activism. Ilona has grown up embracing her Noongar and Kungarakan cultures, performing with her Noongar family since a young age. Her culture informs her artwork and promotes valuable messages and brings attention to the political climate. Combining technology with culture, Ilona has worked with drone light shows such as “Moombaki” to centre the importance of place in story, and the power of knowing the significance of an area.

NAIDOC Week conversation with Professor Maree Toombs, a proud Euahlayi and Kooma woman, who has been at the forefront of developing culturally appropriate strategies to address the disproportionate mental health challenges faced by First Nations people.

Conversation with Mitch Tambo about his latest musical project, "Tambo Jamz Vol.1"; a transcendent collection of instrumental soundscapes that defy genre boundaries, marrying the didgeridoo with different styles ranging from rock to country through jazz, pop, reggae and many more. In our yarn, Mitch also shared a 2024 NAIDOC Week message.

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 10/07/2024

Indigenous youth leaders in Alice Springs speak about ways forward after the latest curfew - Senator says increased Domestic Violence service funding is welcome but comes too late - And, Russia claims it was NOT behind the fatal attack on Kyiv's main children's hospital ...

Listen to NITV Radio excerpts - on air program 08/07/2024

First Nations Elders say this year's NAIDOC Week is a source of strength - New South Wales Premier Chris Minns says the deaths of three children in a Sydney house fire is a "horrifying crime" - And, France on course for a hung parliament, with a leftist alliance unexpectedly taking the top spot in the election ...

Jeremy Donovan, a Kuku-Yalanji and Gumbaynngirr man, is one of the standout speakers at the International Conference on Thinking (ICOT 2024). Jeremy is renowned for his work with young Indigenous men and his dedication to bridging the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

In her new book, 'Reaching Through Time', historian and author Shauna Bostock embarks on a journey to find her family histories, sifting painstakingly through private and public records. Along the way she uncovers startling details about her family with links to slave traders, a great Indigenous cricketer who bowled out Don Bradman and many other illustrious and less fortunate ancestors. Along the way Shauna also discovered untold truths about the cruelty of the Aborigines Protection Boards and other administrative bodies from the colonial era to more recent times, as well as government obfuscations to access records.

In her gripping memoir, "Shades of Me," Ngunnawal woman Melinda Brown shares her profound journey of self-discovery and cultural awakening, set against the backdrop of NAIDOC Week. As Aboriginal families continue to face challenges, Mel’s story stands as a testament to one woman's relentless fight to preserve and protect her community.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 5/07/2024

The much-loved travel and lifestyle series Going Places with Ernie Dingo has returned to NITV and SBS for its 6th season, bringing audiences fresh weekly episodes that capture the beauty, culture and stories of Australia.

NITV Radio - News Wrap 5/07/2024

Kuku Yalanji woman, Georgia Weir attributes running to helping turn her life around.

Dorinda Cox wants the government to move faster on Indigenous truth-telling - Advocates are speaking out about "black cladding" - And, researchers have identified evidence of First Nations rituals dating back 500 generations.