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

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.

UQP has announced the new additions to its First Nations Classics: Series Two, release (June 2024). This collection features new introductions by prominent First Nations writers, honoring iconic Indigenous voices that have significantly shaped Australia’s literary landscape.

NITV Radio - On Air Program 28/06/2023

NITV Radio - News Wrap 28/06/2024

'ngiyang' is the Wiradyuri word for ‘language’. In this episode host Lowanna Grant introduces her Pop, Uncle Stan Grant Snr, and the story of his life's work to reclaim the Wiradyuri language. Lowanna shares her own personal language journey, along with stories from other Wiradyuri language learners and teachers about how their lives as Wiradyuri people have been enriched through language.