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The original 1980s animation classic that follows a young orphan called Esteban, as he searches the new world for both his father and the mysterious Cities of Gold.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Aboriginal people have gathered and hunted bush tucker as ceremony on the foreshore for generations, but recent human impacts on the ecosystem are forcing traditional owners to adapt.

Hotshot and X-Over teach basketball skills to kids with dwarfism at the "DAAA Games."

The Harlem Globetrotters perform for servicemen and their families during a visit to Moody Air Force Base in Georgia. Thunder pays a visit to his hometown of Chesapeake.

The final two episodes of Series 5 take us to Baiyungu Country in Exmouth, Western Australia. Known for its stunning coastal landscapes and the world-renowned Ningaloo Reef.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

They liked what they saw - and in 1959, established the Bahamas National Trust. It created the Bahamas' first Ocean Park - The Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.

Ernie cruises WA's Coral Bay coast on a 4WD cultural tour, Mark learns the ropes of rock climbing in WA's Great Southern and Aaron sets out to catch his first barramundi.

While Stan's life may seem like one big party, the daily grind of his mahi usually means days and weeks away from his whanau, especially the love of his life, Lou.

On a journey of reconnection, Stan takes a trip to Te Tairawhiti in an effort to discover the origins of the Walker family name.

When flight attendant Jackie Brown is busted smuggling money for her arms dealer boss, Ordell Robbie, agent Ray Nicolette and detective Mark Dargus want her help to bring down Robbie. Facing jail time for her silence or death for her cooperation, Brown decides instead to double-cross both parties and make off with the smuggled money. Meanwhile, she enlists the help of bondsman Max Cherry, a man wh

Concert series with live performances from Indigenous artists at the 1770 Cultural Connections Immersion Festival in central Queensland.

Join us for a brand new First Nations series taking place over three weeks. Combining conversation, storytelling and song, the series will feature three esteemed First Nations families.

The godfather of Indigenous stand-up comedy, Sean Choolburra, is back with a new kick-ass comedy series and some of the hottest dancers the black community has ever seen.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

The Toi Time whanau find out what letters are and how different languages use different letters. Aunty Anika shows us how important it is to tidy our room.

Moort's family is surprised when a huge bird crashes into the snowy mountain near where they are sheltering.

Julie falls on her butt and gets angry when others laugh nicely. On an adventure, she meets a young lynx who comically runs into a tree. Julie laughs and he gets angry.

After ditching school, best friends Tomias and Dahlia have no choice but to fight fire with fire.

When the kids encounter legendary outlaw stockman Random Dan and his sidekick Big Joey bogged in the middle of a salt flat, he offers them something special if they help dig them out.

Brandon challenges Kayne to track down one of the deadliest and rarest spiders on Earth: the northern tree-dwelling funnel web spider.

Ben and Angie are forced to abandon their school science project to prevent him from wrecking the place and ultimately find a home for their new friend, Dancing Machine.

Arkana, Spartakus, Bob and Rebecca are back in Arkadia, because a mystery remains: who are the prisoners of lost time, and how are they to be freed?

A giant chessboard on which you play your life against creatures from all strata: here is the challenge that the pirates must meet.

Stanley asks 'What are rainbows made of?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about Wiswell the Witch who needed to collect seven magical items to make an extra special potion.

Poppy asks 'Why do bees make honey?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about the time the world suddenly stopped turning and everyone turned to the bees to see if they could help!

They liked what they saw - and in 1959, established the Bahamas National Trust. It created the Bahamas' first Ocean Park - The Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Ernie cruises WA's Coral Bay coast on a 4WD cultural tour, Mark learns the ropes of rock climbing in WA's Great Southern and Aaron sets out to catch his first barramundi.

This acclaimed film is the first entirely produced and shot in Samoa. Saili, a taro farmer with dwarfism, attempts to reclaim his father's chief status, despite the current village chief's scepticism. Saili must prove his oratory skills are good enough to lead the community, and must speak up to defend the ones he loves.

Chuck learns about urban foraging and cooking traditional foods from Montreal's indigenous communities.

One of the world's most popular ingredients, ready-made noodles, gets The Cook Up attention from Adam and guests, Opera Australia Principal Singers Christian Qi and Esther Song.

Going Bush is Moorditj ana; Noongar Mob love getting out and about in Noongar country.

On their quest to the beach, Little J, Nanna and Big Cuz struggle to find what they need before sunset.

At the edge of the ice layer of Icelandis there may be a door leading to Arkadia. If you reach it, you have to overcome many dangers, solve many puzzles, and dare to face the terrible Arakoee.

The original 1980s animation classic that follows a young orphan called Esteban, as he searches the new world for both his father and the mysterious Cities of Gold.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

An inspiring story about the journey of a founding member of the Aboriginal Sobriety Group SA, Cyril 'Bumpa' Coaby, who has helped build the organisation from the ground up to help others in need.

Cheese and Wham learn about kids on the spectrum at "The Ed Asner Family Center" in LA. The team surprises coach and mentor Chris "Handles" Franklin by honoring him at his community event.

Torch surprises her high school girls' basketball team with new equipment. The team visits an organization in Chicago where they meet asylum seekers transitioning into life in the U.S.

The final two episodes of Series 5 take us to Baiyungu Country in Exmouth, Western Australia. Known for its stunning coastal landscapes and the world-renowned Ningaloo Reef.

After some brutal bush mechanics the tractor sparks up and the boys take off, only to be halted by a massive brown river.

A day in the life of a southern African mangrove forest. We follow the forest and its residents through the change from high tide to low and back to high.

Gorgeously animated, this wordless story about a stranded castaway pays tribute to what's most important in life: companionship, love, family, and the stewardship of nature.

FBI agent Malcolm Turner goes undercover as a large, elderly woman to catch an escaped convict, but complications arise when he bonds with Sherry.

A documentary on the 1970s African American punk trio 'Death', and their new-found popularity decades after they disbanded.

It is easy to feel alone in the Australian music industry, but for First Nations' musicians, the isolation can be overwhelming, especially when racism and exploitation are thrown into the mix. And despite the fact that Black song has played such a transformative role in Australia's history - it's still seen by music execs as just another marketable asset.

Cruise the streets of Wurundjeri country with acclaimed Mutti Mutti songman Kutcha Edwards and a deadly cast singing songs and sharing stories - great yarns and lots of laughs.

Join us for a brand new First Nations series taking place over three weeks. Combining conversation, storytelling and song, the series will feature three esteemed First Nations families.

The godfather of Indigenous stand-up comedy, Sean Choolburra, is back with a new kick-ass comedy series and some of the hottest dancers the black community has ever seen.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Buzz finds shapes at the playground while Queen Maia and Queen Jojo visit Boxingham Palace.

It's been raining for so long that everything and everyone is thoroughly wet and cranky.

Nico will be confronted by Victor who just like him doesn't like to lose. When Victor's behaviour leads to a major consequence, Nico will understand how unpleasant his reactions can be.

Three's a crowd when Gordon, the new kid in town, comes between Tomias and Dahlia.

When the kids find themselves at a pass blocked by the Shadow Boxer, they have no choice but to find another way around.

Brandon challenges Kayne to catch, cook and then eat an Arafura file snake: a rare delicacy that lives in croc-infested waters in Arnhem Land.

Determined not to have his birthday overshadowed by Motown Day, Ben campaigns to have the town-wide holiday moved.

The lord and poet Cyrano believes that Arkana is the Roxane that he awaits for.

Zara, the old prophet, manages to persuade Bob that he can lead him to the gold heart of the Earth.

Louie asks 'Why are parrots so colourful?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about a Toy Maker named Teresita who is told by her boss to invent the best toy in the whole world!

Connie asks 'Who discovered fire?' and Grandpa spins a tall tale about Priscilla Von Wow, a stone-age magician who needed to think of the most spectacular magic trick the world had ever seen!

Gorgeously animated, this wordless story about a stranded castaway pays tribute to what's most important in life: companionship, love, family, and the stewardship of nature.

The Thompson family, struggling to keep their outback farm from foreclosure, places their financial hopes on their horse, Prince, a favourite to win the New Year's Cup. When he is stolen by two horse rustlers, Bill and Sly, the Thompson kids embark on a quest to save Prince and their farm.

A day in the life of a southern African mangrove forest. We follow the forest and its residents through the change from high tide to low and back to high.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

While launching the dinghy, Joe manages to drown it and it is now irretrievable while the tide is high. They retreat to the shade of the mangroves and wait for the tide to recede.

Chuck visits Rapid Lake where he goes ice fishing.

This film documents the visit of the Areyonga School back to Uluru and Mutitjulu, where elders pass onto the younger generation their Tjukurpa and share the dreamings of their ancestors.

Chuck travels to Wemotaci where he traps a hare and carves up a moose.

We take a look back on some of the biggest stories, major issues and community events covered on NITV News and NITV Digital throughout 2024.

Indigenous knowledge teams up with cutting-edge science to develop lifesaving medicines and combat climate change. But to tackle humanity's future challenges, first we need to heal the past.

Talia meets with Tjuwunapa Women Rangers who show her how they care for the river and country in both a scientific and traditional cultural way. Ecologist, Tim Fernando introduces Talia to the enigmatic mammals and water creatures only found along the river. Then, when visiting the New Haven Sanctuary, Ecologist Steve Elridge, outlines the dangers of introduced species and the impacts on our nativ

Talia visits Ntaria, also known as Hermannsburg, birthplace of renowned artist, Albert Namatjira and Lutheran missionary, Carl Strehlow. Uncle Conrad Ratara invites Talia to Palm Valley and shares the dreaming story about how the oasis came to be in the middle of Central Australia. Professor David Bowman also shares his scientific research, and wonders whether there is an actual connection between

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Unexpected connections with the spirit world at the Henry House in Fort Saskatchewan leave Jeff and Erin feeling a mix of heartbreak and peace.

Three Valley Gap may be nestled within a beautiful valley, but it's also a ghost town where tortured spirits can't escape their past.

The participants are pushed to their limits in the freezing New Zealand wilderness. With difficulties of acquiring food, some find it challenging to trust their own judgement, while others start to feel the true effects of isolation.

Two detectives find themselves following a series of murders; they find clues linking the deaths and the seven sins. The movie follows the cops, their family and tracking down the mass murderer.

The untold story of the year Australia's most iconic rock band inspired the nation to believe in the power of music to change the world.

Steve Jamijinpa Patrick embarks on an epic journey to rediscover the secrets of how to make rain, Warlpiri-style.

Join us for a brand new First Nations series taking place over three weeks. Combining conversation, storytelling and song, the series will feature three esteemed First Nations families.

The godfather of Indigenous stand-up comedy, Sean Choolburra, is back with a new kick-ass comedy series and some of the hottest dancers the black community has ever seen.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Jojo, Maia and Tama build a pirate ship and learn about the Moana while Buzz makes sandcastles at the beach.

Moort sends Jarra to catch a fat goanna for dinner. While he is trying to find that goanna, Jarra goes into a dark and spooky tunnel.

The children have to build shelters with whatever they have at hand. Pam, who thinks she is slow, finishes before Julie and Nico, who think they are the fastest.

Tomias and Dahlia ditch Lizzie and set out to catch the prize barramundi, but a hungry saltwater crocodile has other ideas.

The kids make camp for the night at the base of a spooky hill, and are surprised to find their food missing.

Brandon challenges Kayne to find a honey ant in the middle of the central desert - a ridiculous idea, especially when Kayne learns they live four feet underground.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Not far from Barkar, Bob asks Spartakus about his past. He then tells how, when he was a child, he saw his family massacred by the gladiators, then how he became a gladiator.

In the absence of his passengers, Tehrig is captured by Ringnar, leader of the fjord brigands.

Louie asks 'Who invented words?' and Grandpa spins a tall tale about Flaximus, a young boy from Ancient Rome who won the job of dreaming up a name for every single thing in the world!

Connie asks 'Why is the sea salty?' and Grandpa spins a tale about a naughty creature named Worsley who lived up a mountain in North Wales and was trying to drink every last drop of the sea!

Relive all the magic of the 50th edition of the Koori Knockout - an unforgettable gathering of sport and culture.

Relive all the magic of the 50th edition of the Koori Knockout - an unforgettable gathering of sport and culture.

Its on again! The Koori Knockout draw is back! Catch All the Key match ups from the biggest weekend the Indigenous Calendar. LIVE Bathurst on Wiradjuri Country.

Match Highlights from Newcastle All Blacks v Bundjalung Baygal Warriors during the 2024 Koori Knockout.

Running onto the field in front of 100,000 people, round-the-clock security, and being watched by millions around the world, this wasn't something Jesse had envisioned when he accepted a scholarship to attend university in the United States. This is the story of a kid from Queensland, Australia, who wins two national football championships with the Alabama Crimson Tide in a sport that he only star

This documentary tells undisputed world banatam weight champion Lionel Rose's story, warts and all, from his childhood in to the present day. A story that is both triumphant and bittersweet.

'Sing About This Country' is a documentary following country music star Troy Cassar-Daley and his good friends from The Black Image Band.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

A challenge is set as two chiefs, Te Purewa of Tuhoe and Te Ramaapakura of Ngati Awa face off to protect their people and lands.

Great Lakes Wild takes you on an adventure with the majestic animals that live on the shores of the Great Lakes.

Vast communication networks, trade superhighways, and sophisticated kinship systems. How First Nations people built an extraordinarily connected society on this enormous, often inhospitable continent.

The program charts Sinead O'Connor's phenomenal rise to worldwide fame and examines how she used her voice at the height of her stardom before her iconoclastic personality led to her exile from the pop mainstream. Focusing on Sinead's prophetic words and deeds from 1987 to 1993, the film presents a richly cinematic portrait of this fearless trailblazer.

In Prospect Bay, a remote outpost on the South Australian coast, two communities, the Goonyas and the Nungas, come together on the one field they have in common, the football field. But the underlying racism and class warfare threatens to make the team's greatest victories irrelevant. This holds particularly true for Blacky, a white teen who is more interested in books than sport, and his best fri

The far-right in Britain seizes on political unrest caused by the Brexit referendum and Muslim terrorist attacks, culminating in the murder of MP Jo Cox. Activist Matthew Collins must penetrate an ultra-far-right group planning more outrages, but police intelligence on the group is hazy.

National Action insider Robbie Mullen reaches out to Matthew Collins and Hope Not Hate to try and prevent the murder of another MP. In doing so, he puts himself in danger.

Mullen comes under suspicion within National Action, but he refuses the offer of a new life and a new identity on the witness protection program. He wants to walk away from everything, but without his evidence those planning the murder of Rosie Cooper MP may escape justice. Activist Matthew Collins is forced to take Mullen into his own home to keep him safe.

As the police build their case, activist Matthew Collins must keep far-right 'Walk-In' Robbie Mullen safe. But he brings his own family into danger when his young children are targeted. As he tries to help Mullen, Collins' own past as a former BNP member comes back to haunt him.

Robbie Mullen must face his former friends from National Action in court. The right-wing terrorists are accused of plotting to murder an MP but the case will stand or fall on Mullen's attempt to paint himself as a reformed character.

Bigger and Blacker is a comedy cabaret guaranteed to get you laughing, thinking and shimmying in your chair.

A personal profile on Uncle Jack Charles, the 2022 NAIDOC Male Elder Award Winner.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Maia, Tama and Jojo make a whare kuri and Buzz brings a cute little Guinea Pig to Takaro Time.

When moort is hungry for shellfish called pipis, the family make a trip to the coast to collect some.

Julie confuses wants with needs. When she wants something, she says she needs it. The Cocasse adventure will help her make the distinction between the two.

While out on Country doing a VR film shoot, Tomias, Dahlia and Gordon soon find actual reality colliding with virtual reality when things don't go to plan and they find themselves stranded.

The kids meet an old Aunty who just can't stop making damper and talking. When Keile gets stuck with her because he is too polite to leave, the kids have to come up with a plan.

Brandon challenges Kayne to go out after dark and spot little penguins sneaking out of the sea to feed their babies.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

The heroes meet Tutankhaton, young heir to the throne of Egypt, who will soon become Pharaoh.

On board the pirate ship is a casino, which welcomes all kinds of bandits. Bic and Bac, captives, work there as pianists, while Spartakus, Bob and Rebecca languish in prison.

Stanley asks 'How do aeroplanes fly?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about a young boy named Cooper who sets about making the first ever flying machine.

Louie asks 'Who invented dogs?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about a young girl called Megan who discovers a Teapot Genie in the attic of her new house!

Great Lakes Wild takes you on an adventure with the majestic animals that live on the shores of the Great Lakes.

A challenge is set as two chiefs, Te Purewa of Tuhoe and Te Ramaapakura of Ngati Awa face off to protect their people and lands.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Why are there so many Pretend Indians these days? Anishinaabe author Drew Hayden Taylor tackles the issue of who and why indigenous identity, culture, art and even tribes are being counterfeited.

After a mother orca carries her dead calf for 17 days, two filmmakers spring into action, joining Indigenous leaders and scientists making a final attempt to save the endangered orca.

After some brutal bush mechanics the tractor sparks up and the boys take off, only to be halted by a massive brown river.

Getting scorched by the sun, the boys make a sled and a shade roof out of palm leaves to tow behind the tractor.

In Kahnawake, Chuck visits the community garden and learns the virtues of strawberries and corn.

It's easy entertaining, and Adam, Indigenous Culinary Consultant Sam May and comedian Frida Deguise help put a stop to weeknight potluck panic.

The team celebrate all different types of animals that live in the country, including snakes and emus.

Little J gets confused hunting bush tucker when he follows his own tracks.

Convinced that Arkadia is nearby and that he has no place in the city, Spartakus makes his farewell. No sooner has he left our heroes than the pirates appear and take them prisoner.

The original 1980s animation classic that follows a young orphan called Esteban, as he searches the new world for both his father and the mysterious Cities of Gold.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Living in Stuttgart, Germany, 54-year-old Aboriginal skateboarder Chris Robinson is raising two young children and has a unique style of parenting.

Bulldog visits his hometown of Corpus Christi where he, Hotshot, Hammer, and Coach Lou challenge Little Brothers and Little Sisters to an unforgettable game of basketball.

Thunder and Hot Rod visit a school in the Dominican Republic that teaches kids the virtues of harvesting their own crops. The team recounts the history of their beloved "Magic Circle."

Series 5 kicks off with one of the most iconic places on the planet: Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. A two-part episode showcases the breathtaking and ancient landscape.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Life in this swamp is prolific and water dictates the rhythm of new life. It is home to a wide variety of African wildlife.

Netball champion Liz Ellis has long dreamed of finding the true identity of her dad's father. Was it the artist Ralph Malcolm Warner, as is rumoured in the family, or was it someone else? Determined to find out, Liz submits to a DNA test with surprising consequences. On her mother's side, Liz traces her great grandmother, Mary Jane Rigney, to an Irish convict who raised his family up from humble b

Proud Gamilaraay woman Loren Ryan is a musician, Aboriginal culture teacher, and now a trainee reporter with ABC New England North West.

A documentary highlighting Dolly Parton and her impact on the music industry with clips and interviews from throughout her time in the limelight.

This is the biography of Miriam Makeba, South African singer and anti-apartheid activist, the voice and the hope of Africa.

A rare first-hand account of the realities of life in Depression-era Sydney, by Vic Smith, Margot Nash, Elizabeth Schaffer, Wendy Brady and Donna Foster.

Ethnic Business Awards are Australia's most prestigious awards for migrant and Indigenous business owners.

The godfather of Indigenous stand-up comedy, Sean Choolburra, is back with a new kick-ass comedy series and some of the hottest dancers the black community has ever seen.

Jazz magician Duke Ellington and his band perform numbers that have become standards, ranging from 'Caravan' to 'Such Sweet Thunder'. A live concert recorded in 1958 at the Salle Pleyel in Paris.

Follow Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as he travels from coast to coast using his psychic abilities to connect the living with the dead and bring hope, healing, and closure to Indigenous communities.

Follow Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as he travels from coast to coast using his psychic abilities to connect the living with the dead and bring hope, healing, and closure to Indigenous communities.

From our travelling music series, this program showcases veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2016.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

The Toi Time whanau celebrate Oma's birthday. Aunty Anika bakes the birthday cake and Buzz makes a beautiful bunch of putiputi for Oma.

When cousins come to stay with Moort and his family, a big problem is discussed. Why are all of the kangaroos growing short, stumpy tails?

Nico doesn't pay attention to what's around him, but he gets a taste of his own medicine when Farfadet the Coyote, who is desperate to play, harms him.

With the Mandjarkkorl Festival fast approaching, Tomias and Dahlia just want to practice their new dance routine, but their cultural and family responsibilities pull them in different directions.

While Hudson and Em are picking bush lollies, their friends are captured by some bigger kids who take their cart and compass.

Brandon challenges Kayne to a hoof-thumping mission: to train as a jackaroo and then muster about 40 head of cattle in the Megalong Valley.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Bob introduces the young prince Abakar, who many of his ministers plot against in secret. Arkana disguises Bob as Abakar in an attempt to unmask the traitors.

Arkana and Spartakus set off as scouts in the Soft Moon stratum. Waiting aboard with Tehrig and Rebecca, Bob notices strange trees that seem to be moving.

Louie asks "Why do cats go out at night?" and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about the underground jam mines where cats work all night so we can have jam on toast in the morning.

Stanley asks "What happens inside a computer?" and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about the hundreds of teeny-tiny miniature pigs that make everything inside a computer work.

Life in this swamp is prolific and water dictates the rhythm of new life. It is home to a wide variety of African wildlife.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Proud Gamilaraay woman Loren Ryan is a musician, Aboriginal culture teacher, and now a trainee reporter with ABC New England North West.

A documentary highlighting Dolly Parton and her impact on the music industry with clips and interviews from throughout her time in the limelight.

We take a look back on some of the biggest stories, major issues and community events covered on NITV News and NITV Digital throughout 2024.

Maintaing and the continuation of language is important to the Indigenous people of Central Australia. Talia meets with the Pertame Language School to discover how they're revitalising language and teaching the next generation. Kevin Ungwunaka introduces Talia to Running Waters, which for centuries was a conservation ground similar to a modern-day national park, while Dr Jayne Brimbox points out t

Chuck travels to Ontario to meet Norman, an expert in nature interpretation for the French River area.

It's time to master cooking for one. Alone's Gina Chick and Bella Brutta's Luke Powell join Adam to make solo food together.

The team explore some indigenous Australian words involving the day, including those for daytime and night-time.

After a long hesitation, Spartakus and Tehrig navigate through an interlayer tunnel, a dangerous passage which could lead them either to Arkadia, or to their death.

The original 1980s animation classic that follows a young orphan called Esteban, as he searches the new world for both his father and the mysterious Cities of Gold.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Hammer, Torch, Bulldog, and Ace travel to Chicago to learn about two organizations that teach diversity in the sport of sailing.

Hotshot and Cheese head to Jet's hometown to support him where he's being honored. Hammer and Zeus enlighten high schoolers on the values of entrepreneurship.

We take a look back on some of the biggest stories, major issues and community events covered on NITV News and NITV Digital throughout 2024.

The African Penguin is the only penguin species that breeds in Africa, and it is found nowhere else.

In Fiordland, Piri joins a commercial crayfish boat with Skipper Storm Waldrop (Ngati Mamoe) and deckhand Dan Wright (Ngai Tahu). Targeting Tuna, diving for paua and kina in this untouched paradise.

On the Kapiti Coast, Piri is hosted by local teacher and keen fisherman Jason Huria, They target snapper and tarakihi off Kapiti Island.

It's Baltimore, 1962, and rebellious teenager Tracy Turnblad attempts to win the coveted Miss Auto Show crown as she fights against racial discrimination, in this film created and directed by John Waters, and featuring rock legends Sonny Bono and Deborah Harry.

A nerdy florist finds his chance for success and romance with the help of a giant man-eating plant who demands to be fed.

In his movie debut, Prince stars as 'the Kid', a Minneapolis musician on the rise with his band, the Revolution, escaping a tumultuous home life through music. While trying to avoid the same mistakes as his truculent father, the Kid navigates the club scene and a rocky relationship with a captivating singer, Apollonia. But another musician, Morris looks to steal the Kid's spotlight - and his girl.

Run as fast as you can, the Nalujuit are here! Filmmaker Jennie Williams brings us the story of an exhilarating and sometimes terrifying Nunatsiavut tradition in Nalujuk Night.

The godfather of Indigenous stand-up comedy, Sean Choolburra, is back with a new kick-ass comedy series and some of the hottest dancers the black community has ever seen.

Yarripiri the giant ancestral taipan created the Jardiwanpa Songline through his journey, bringing songs, law and the Jardiwanpa fire ceremony to Warlpiri people.

Follow Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as he travels from coast to coast using his psychic abilities to connect the living with the dead and bring hope, healing, and closure to Indigenous communities.

Follow Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as he travels from coast to coast using his psychic abilities to connect the living with the dead and bring hope, healing, and closure to Indigenous communities.

From our travelling music series, this program showcases veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2016.

Series 5 kicks off with one of the most iconic places on the planet: Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. A two-part episode showcases the breathtaking and ancient landscape.

Series 5 kicks off with one of the most iconic places on the planet: Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. A two-part episode showcases the breathtaking and ancient landscape.

Tama sells kai at the market, Buzz shows Tama how to make burgers and Aunty Anika explains good manners at the dinner table.

The children are away gathering shellfish but Moort is hungry for quandongs. He goes off to gather some and things don't quite go as planned.

Pam and Julie meet young Louis Riel, who offers them a great model for listening to each other.

When Tomias and Dahlia find a box of fire crackers and decide not to hand them in, things quickly get out of hand. Now Tomias and Dahlia must find a way to get Mandjakkorl's Cracker Night uncancelled.

Vinka is sick, and needs rest and food; while the rest of the kids set up camp, Hudson, Samara, and Keile enter an old town, deserted except for two brothers who haven't spoken for years.

Brandon challenges Kayne to the unthinkable - to lure in a great white shark by beatboxing.

When Grandpa Marvin is feeling down, Ben tries to cheer him up by bringing an old car at the junkyard back to life.

In search of a deposit of Orichalcum, our heroes return to Icelandis to ask for help to Ferryman.

Tehrig stops at the foot of the thousand-storey tower, a titanic library that holds all the knowledge of humanity.

Connie asks 'Why do the seasons change?' and Grandpa spins a tall tale about four rhubarb-loving monsters who live inside the planet and the little girl who teaches them a lesson.

Stanley asks 'Why do we have names?' and Grandpa tells of a time when everyone in the world was called George and the flying Bear who changed everything!

The African Penguin is the only penguin species that breeds in Africa, and it is found nowhere else.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

In Fiordland, Piri joins a commercial crayfish boat with Skipper Storm Waldrop (Ngati Mamoe) and deckhand Dan Wright (Ngai Tahu). Targeting Tuna, diving for paua and kina in this untouched paradise.

On the Kapiti Coast, Piri is hosted by local teacher and keen fisherman Jason Huria, They target snapper and tarakihi off Kapiti Island.

Stompem Ground 2022 opening act, Country/Rock family band hailing from the Dampier Peninsular/Broome WA.

First appearance for the newly formed King of Hearts for Stompem Ground 2022,

Singer/Songwriter, Pearl Smith is a Noongar/Yawuru woman from Broome WA. Daughter of legendary music singer and song writer Pudding Smith.

With their large following in the Pilbara and Kimberley. Rock/Reggae family band Seaside Drifters keep it going with original songs including Wanamulnong, Little Sister, Reggae Me.

At WA's first Indigenous-run police station in Warakurna, two Noongar officers learn Yarnangu Lore and culture and master the local Ngaanyatjarra language to police in a more meaningful way.

Our film is called Kungka Kunpu, which means 'strong women'. We want to show a strong, positive message about life in a remote Indigenous community.

Jimmy visits the bustling Rapid Creek markets and it's abuzz with activity from the produce growers, food stalls, and locals doing their weekly shop. After the markets Jimmy heads south to Humpty Doo, 40km from Darwin to meet Muy Keav.

Need food that's fast, fresh and frugal? Forget Google, Turbans 4 Australia founder Amar Singh and Frank's Deli chef and co-owner Sammy Jakubiak join Adam with the answers.

The team explore some of the words the Noongar people use for the ocean, and the animals that live in the sea.

When B Boy comes to stay, Little J is miffed - until they work together caring for an injured baby kangaroo.

Rebecca gets lost in the forest. Bewitched by the melody of an enchanted flute, she discovers a city mysterious populated by only children and mice.

The original 1980s animation classic that follows a young orphan called Esteban, as he searches the new world for both his father and the mysterious Cities of Gold.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

The inspiring and candid story of Carolynanha Johnson, a much-loved Adnyamathanha Elder, who talks about her diagnosis with cancer and how her story may help save the lives of others in her community.

Hot Rod, Thunder, and Moose dazzle the locals in Santo Domingo for their inaugural Globetrotters game in the Dominican Republic.

Hotshot, Cheese, and Wham learn about an organization that builds playgrounds for kids of all abilities.

Bamay is back! See more stunning and diverse Australian locations from the Australian skies.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

These animals of the savanna, finding water means the difference between life and death in good years and bad - and after a long, punishing dry season the scorched earth is in dire need of moisture.

In this breathtaking episode, Gina Chick walks barefoot to the rooftop of Australia, Mt Kosciuszko, discovering that it was named after a Polish freedom fighter.

Max stumbles onto a desert city in the post-apocalyptic world that is built on the principle of unbridled, cutthroat capitalism where anything - even a human life - can be bartered.

Chuck D, fellow hip-hop stars and cultural commentators tell the story of how the rap industry hits extraordinary heights going into the new millennium, using its power and influence to effect change.

Two former New Zealand rugby league players, Sione Faumuina and Vatuvei, have opened up in an emotional and personal interview exploring some of their darkest moments.

In 1971, Melvin Van Peebles upset the figure of the black hero in American cinema with Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song. This documentary traces the genesis of this punchy film.

We bring you the music you like to listen to when you're out on a long drive, whether you like the reggae beats of Bart Willoughby, the sensational Casey Donovan, or the soulful sounds of Ian Tambo.

The godfather of Indigenous stand-up comedy, Sean Choolburra, is back with a new kick-ass comedy series and some of the hottest dancers the black community has ever seen.

After years of haunting silence, Tom returns to his grandmother's country, seeking the permission of Lawmen to learn Dhambul, the Morning Star ceremony.

This is a story owned by the Warnman people of the Great Sandy Desert in WA. Two young men decided not to go to a higher Law ceremony and turned themselves into snakes.

Follow Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as he travels from coast to coast using his psychic abilities to connect the living with the dead and bring hope, healing, and closure to Indigenous communities.

Follow Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as he travels from coast to coast using his psychic abilities to connect the living with the dead and bring hope, healing, and closure to Indigenous communities.

Jay Davis not only rocks it out, as shown in this episode, but also regards himself as a bit of a comedian. Jay shares his childhood stories about growing up around Taree.

Bamay is back! See more stunning and diverse Australian locations from the Australian skies.

Bamay is back! See more stunning and diverse Australian locations from the Australian skies.

Jojo makes a Taraka Hangarua and Buzz visits a Transfer Station to see where the recycling goes. Tama, Maia and Jojo recycle their cans, bottles, jars and lids.

The Aboriginal boys find some eucalyptus branches and decide to make three didgeridoos that will have the most beautiful acoustic sounds in the land.

Pam is afraid to grow up. When she meets Cuckoo the snake, she realises that growing up means growing stronger.

When Dahlia and Tomias pick the same topic for a school speech competition, their research leads them on a treasure hunt, revealing Dahlia's deeper connections to Mandjakkorl, but also grave danger.

The kids now have all eight special stones, and Hudson is convinced he has the key.

Brandon challenges Kayne to swim with grey nurse sharks and to take an underwater photograph in case one day they are gone for good.

Ben and Angie are forced to abandon their school science project to prevent him from wrecking the place and ultimately find a home for their new friend, Dancing Machine.

Our heroes are captured one by one by a giant spider, but Bic and Bac manage to run away. They then meet a community of pangolins and among them, Yaka, the pretty pangolin.

Our heroes are back in the village of Meo and Myra. There, they meet Prince Alexis, who thinks peace is possible with Jes Mogokhs, but fails to convince the villagers.

Connie asks 'How is electricity made?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about an Inventor named Rabinder who adopts a magic chicken and discovers its eggs have a surprising secret.

Louie asks 'What are stars?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about Handyman Wilf, who does the strangest odd-jobs for the grateful residents of a big tower block.

These animals of the savanna, finding water means the difference between life and death in good years and bad - and after a long, punishing dry season the scorched earth is in dire need of moisture.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

The Ponga whanau tells the inspiring story of how and why they overcame the many challenges to restore their homestead, situated at Parinui on the Whanganui river.