ICTV Contributor Profiles Project: Highlights - What's the best thing about Community Media? ICTV Contributor Profiles project features the work of outstanding Indigenous producers in remote Australia, celebrating their hard work and contribution to community television. …

ICTV Contributor Profiles Project: Heath Baxter - Attachment Story ICTV Contributor Profiles project features the work of outstanding Indigenous producers in remote Australia, celebrating their hard work and contribution to community television. This Episode stars Heath …

ICTV Contributor Profiles Project: Heath Baxter. ICTV Contributor Profiles project features the work of outstanding Indigenous producers in remote Australia, celebrating their hard work and contribution to community television. This Episode stars Heath Baxter, a long time …

ICTV Contributor Profiles Project: Laurie May ICTV Contributor Profiles project features the work of outstanding Indigenous producers in remote Australia, celebrating their hard work and contribution to community television. This episode stars Laurie May from Bush Bands …

Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health. The Break it Down project is best described as a series of connected and meaningful conversations, creative workshops and content development that addresses local issues, celebrates culture identity and encourages …

Australia's Original Nations people suffer huge disadvantages, both culturally and socially. Many Original Nations people continue to feel the effects of generational trauma on a daily basis, critical rates of youth suicide (the highest in the world), low life expectancy, …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) Life as a fair-skinned Aboriginal woman has not been easy for Aunty Gloria Rogers. Being caught between two worlds brings uncertainty, and inevitable anxiety, but Aunty …

Part of the 'Break It Down: Community Conversations Around Mental Health' project 2017/2018. (DPM/PHN WNSW) It takes a long time to build trust between a patient and a psychologist, and no one knows that more than clinician, Jenny Molyneux. Through her work providing mental …

Winter time, mustering time... men gotta go muster the cattle - station work, women’s got a picnic. Paths cross and a love story blossoms. Narrated in Western Arrernte, one of the 12 Central Australian Aboriginal languages spoken in the art centre at any given time, this …

Four women are playing cards for money at Abbott’s Town Camp. They play for a long time - till night-time...
 anyone could win! Narrated in Southern Luritja, one of the 12 Central Australian Aboriginal languages spoken in the art centre at any given time, this animation …

The Nativity Story told from an Aboriginal Perspective. Narrated in Pitjantjatjara, one of the 12 Central Australian Aboriginal languages spoken in the art centre at any given time, this animation showcases the work of Nyinta Donald.

Interview with National Maritime Museum Indigenous Programs Manager, Beau James. Beau is from the Mununjali clan of the Yugambeh Nation from SE Queensland with links to Stradbroke Island. Beau was a judge for the CIAF 2018 Art Awards. In this interview Beau shares what he is …

That's Australia Series 2 – EP 5 Margo's Story. A group of Aboriginal people walked out of the desert in 1971 and the first white woman they saw was Margo Baker. Being a keen photographer Margo has a remarkable collection of slides which document her early years in the bush. …

The Nativity Story told from an Aboriginal Perspective. Narrated in Pitjantjatjara, one of the 12 Central Australian Aboriginal languages spoken in the art centre at any given time, this animation showcases the work of Nyinta Donald.

Showcase of the bold and irreverent artistic practice of Yankunytjatjara artist Tiger Yaltangki, from Iwantja Art, Indulkana Community, APY Lands, SA. Featuring animations of Yaltangki's work by Jackson Lee.

Staff profile of Aaron Warraya from the Ramingining ALPA store, one of over 600 indigenous employees in the ALPA group, representing 80% of our workforce.

Staff profile of Joanne Gulurrthu Baker, a Supervisor from the Milingimbi ALPA RJCP Program, one of over 600 indigenous employees in the ALPA group, representing 80% of our workforce. Joanne discusses her work and The Sound Ways literacy learning program.

Staff profile of Helen Motiti Dhamarrandji, a long term Milingimbi ALPA store worker, one of over 600 indigenous employees in the ALPA group, representing 80% of our workforce.