Our media matters! Last week NITV attended the 2024 Converge First Nations annual media conference on Ngunnawal & Ngambri Country in Canberra. Well done to First Nations Media Australia - the First Nations sector gathered to showcase and recognise the essential role of our media in amplifying the voices, stories, and cultural narratives of our communities and peoples across the country. Pic thanks to FNMA and Ngaarda Media #Indigenous #FirstNations #OurMediaMatters
National Indigenous Television (NITV)
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National Indigenous Television (NITV), part of SBS since 2012, is Australia's leading platform for First Nations stories
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National Indigenous Television (NITV) is Australia’s leading platform for First Nations storytelling. Whether it’s trusted news and current affairs, documentaries, drama, entertainment, sport, or kids programming, NITV is created by, for and about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, for the benefit of all Australians. At NITV, we stand on the shoulders of giants that paved the way for our channel and platforms to exist and ensure Australians hear a diversity of perspectives from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, about the best path forward to improve outcomes for First Nations communities. The channel was born out of the First Nations media movement and first broadcast in 2007, as one of the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody for our people to tell their own stories and see positive representations of ourselves on screen, In 2012, we launched free to air as part of the SBS network. giving every Australian the opportunity to connect with 65,000 years of culture, Country and community. Today we reach more than million Australians each month on TV alone, and connect with communities and audiences across all platforms, including online, social media, radio and SBS On Demand. NITV is a Walkley and Logie award winning media network, partnering with international brands to share original First Nations stories with more audiences. It is the home Australia’s only national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander television news service in NITV News, Australia’s longest running Indigenous affairs television program in Living Black, and the only Indigenous current affairs show that travels to every state and territory to connect with and share the perspectives of communities across the continent in The Point. With content to inspire, delight and inform all Australians with NITV’s children’s slot, Jarjums, which has also included award winning programs Little J and Big Cuz and Grace Beside Me.
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- Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
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- 51-200 employees
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- Sydney, NSW
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Employees at National Indigenous Television (NITV)
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Monica Forlano
Endometriosis Australia -Chair and Director, Rise ANZ - Advisory Board Member, CertGovNFP | Head of Studios, Operations and Programming | General…
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Brayden Gifford
Motion Graphics Designer at NITV - Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia
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Susannah Miller
A dedicated administrative professional with a wealth of experience in support senior executives and seamless operations of offices.
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Felicity Ogilvie
TV producer at NITV News in Sydney. Award winning journalist filing across digital, TV and radio. I've worked as a video journalist in Australia and…
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Starting tonight, National Indigenous Television, NITV proudly celebrates the cinematic legacy of Yolŋu actor David Gulpilil, a once-in-a-generation artist who shaped the history of Australian film and Aboriginal representation on screen. The Gulpilil Season will showcase 6 films dedicated to the trailblazer and his family, showcasing powerful Indigenous stories through film and performance. We start with Walkabout To Hollywood, tonight at 830pm or anytime on SBS On Demand Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia.
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Australian television icon and proud Yamatji man, Uncle Ernie Dingo has taken off on another big lap around this beautiful country for the sixth season of Going Places! This season Ernie is joined by Bianca Hunt, Rae Johnston, Aaron Fa'Aoso and introducing Mark Coles Smith to the team. Across 12 episodes the mob tell 36 stories from all over the country, meeting locals from all walks of life and learning about the connections they have to the places they call home. Thursday nights at 7.30pm on NITV or anytime on SBS On Demand: https://lnkd.in/gnc7ZU9x
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Pushing brands to step up investment in First Nations media, NITV is proud to launch an exclusive Indigenous advisory offering to assist in areas like Reconciliation Action Plans and culturally authentic marketing, evolving the Beyond 3% initiative Speaking at last week's Upfronts, Anna Dancey, proud Yuwaalaraay woman and NITV National Sales Manager, explained: "This makes our corporate partnerships stronger by providing businesses with cultural expertise and community engagement services that deliver real impact. We can only work with a handful of brands who are serious and ready to elevate their work, so don’t miss this opportunity”. Interested? Contact Anna Dancey, Tanya Denning Orman or Rhanna Collins for more information. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gGfD6vxX
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After another big lap around the country the sixth season of Going Places with Ernie Dingo is here. This seaon sees Ernie once again joined by Bianca Hunt, Rae Johnston and Aaron Fa'Aoso, while Mark Coles Smith is fresh on the itinerary. Across 12 episodes the 5 presenters tell 36 stories from all over the country, meeting locals from all walks of life and learning about the connections they have to the places they call home. It was an absolute pleasure working alongside Ernie & the other presenters, our trusty crew and all guests who let us into their worlds. Extra special shout out to Lily Meek who researched and produced many of the brilliant stories across the season. We made for a great team. This season will be airing on both National Indigenous Television, NITV & Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia each Thursday at 7:30pm for the next 12 weeks, kicking off tomorrow.
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The NITV Muy Ngulayg First Nations hub has launched on SBS On Demand! It's a go-to space to enjoy the best of our stories – from here and our global Indigenous partners around the world. Muy Ngulayg is from the Kala KawawYa language of the Western Torres Strait, and means ‘inner knowledge’ - we hope the hub will be a place learning to educate and entertain every Australian. And we’re proud that it also features beautiful artwork by Samuawgadhalgal artist, Deborah Belyea. Did you know NITV reaches more than 3 million Australians every month on TV? Now, we're excited to connect more Australians with our stories, so go and enjoy all the amazing First Nations content on offer at this new streaming destination! https://lnkd.in/gqtCTcWG
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We are looking for a talented Video Lead at NITV to oversee the editorial and strategic direction of our digital video content for social and digital platforms. This identified role is for our mob only to apply! If you’re passionate about storytelling, have experience in video production, and a strong understanding of Indigenous affairs, we want to hear from you! 📍 Location: Sydney Click here to apply, and help celebrate our stories our way!! https://lnkd.in/gKsy7KTj #NITV #SBSAustralia #IndigenousStories #OurStoriesOurWay #MediaJobs #IndigenousTalent #BeTheDifference #UnapologeticallyBlack
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We are looking for a talented Video Lead at NITV to oversee the editorial and strategic direction of our digital video content for social and digital platforms. This identified role is for our mob only to apply! If you’re passionate about storytelling, have experience in video production, and a strong understanding of Indigenous affairs, we want to hear from you! 📍 Location: Sydney Click here to apply, and help celebrate our stories our way!! https://lnkd.in/gKsy7KTj #NITV #SBSAustralia #IndigenousStories #OurStoriesOurWay #MediaJobs #IndigenousTalent #BeTheDifference #UnapologeticallyBlack
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#OTD ON 26 October 1985, the Hawke government handed back the title deeds for the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to the Anangu people. Then Governor General Sir Ninian Stephen handed over the title deeds to An̲angu Traditional Owners. An̲angu then signed an agreement leasing the land back to the Australian Parks and Wildlife Service (now National Parks) for ninety-nine years. On Saturday 26 October 2019 - commemorating 34 years since the handback - the Uluru climb was permanently closed. National Indigenous Television, NITV was there to cover the closure. (Commemorative poster by Chips Mackinolty, presented to Governor-General Sir Ninian Stephen on the occasion of the handing back of Uluru to its traditional owners, 1985.)
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Applications close soon for the 2025 Indigenous Journalism Cadetship exclusively for First Nations applicants! As a cadet, you'll gain hands-on experience across TV, Radio, and Online platforms, contributing to SBS News, NITV News, and programs like Dateline and Insight. You’ll work in our Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne bureaus, helping research, produce, and report news stories. Applicants must have completed relevant qualifications by January 2025 and have a passion for impactful storytelling. Applications close Friday, 1 November COB. Click here to apply: https://lnkd.in/eWGQY3X9 For more info, contact Sophie Linehan or Rhanna Collins #SBSAustralia #NITV #MediaJobs #IndigenousTalent #BeTheDifference #IndigenousStories #OurStoriesOurWay #TheFutureisFirstNations #FirstNationsMedia
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