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'Sweet Country' wins big at 2018 AACTA's
The Warwick Thornton-directed 'Sweet Country' swept the film categories, winning a total of six awards. Read more -
New scholarship honors Uncle William Cooper
A new scholarship will honour the life and activism of Yorta Yorta leader William Cooper. Read more -
Djirri Djirri wins at Dance Rites
The Victorian dance group were recognised with a new award at Dance Rites 2018 Read more -
Traditional fire skills help kids.
A new partnership between Wurundjeri elders and the local community is teaching students Indigenous burning techniques. Read more -
Aboriginal Poetry Slam Champion
Djapu woman Melanie Munungurr-Williams... Read more -
Students learn Aboriginal languages
Children as young as three will learn Aboriginal languages at kindergarten, with 29 Victorian centres receiving funding to teach Indigenous dialects for the first time. Read more -
She Who Must Be Loved
Enriching look at the life of Freda Glynn, who founded TV and radio networks across Australia. Read more -
Traditional owners given land management rights
The Victorian Government has given traditional owners joint management rights to parks and reserves in the state's east. Read more -
Victoria pushes for treaty
Indigenous campaign's Deadly Questions revealed as Victoria pushes for treaty. Read more -
Bush classroom for Aboriginal students
A Victorian school project is helping students stay at school by taking them out of the classroom and 'on country' to teach them about their Aboriginal culture and heritage. Read more -
Rock art seeks heritage listing
A Senate report warning of damage to the 50,000-year-old treasures has persuaded the state government to act. Read more -
Mapping the Sky & Seasons
First Nations peoples have read skies for over 65,000 years, making them one of the world's first astronomers. Read more -
Treaty poll approaching...
Aboriginal Victorians are set to go to the polls early next year to elect a representative body to enter treaty talks with the State Government. Read more -
National Indigenous Music Awards 2018
The posthumously released album of acclaimed artist Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu swept the 2018 National Indigenous Music Awards Read more -
Digital Land Rights
Can digital technologies play a role in "closing the gap" in the 21st century? Read more -
Aboriginal names for suburbs
Ten previously forgotten Aboriginal names for 19th century sites and suburbs of Melbourne have been recently unearthed at the Melbourne Museum. Read more -
Naidoc Week 2018 - Victoria
Melbourne march in pictures . Read more -
Celebrating NAIDOC Week
The ABC Celebrate NAIDOC Week 2018 Read more -
What's on NITV over NAIDOC Week?
As part of NAIDOC Week, NITV will be broadcasting a range of TV programs and films that celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. Read more -
'A most resolute lady': the radical resistance of Indigenous women
Louisa was a young girl when she was abducted by sealers from a beach near the heads of Port Phillip Bay and carried off to a distant, windswept island in the Bass Strait. Read more
