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Indigenous rock formations (Dampier Archipelago including Burrup Peninsula - Image Credit: Dragi Markovic & DSEWPaC)

Indigenous rock formations (Dampier Archipelago including Burrup Peninsula - Image Credit: Dragi Markovic & DSEWPaC). Read more..

Wild Horses gallop along hillside

Wild Horses gallop along hillside. Read more..

Sylvia looking at some old Bottles

Sylvia looking at some old Bottles. Read more..

Road that links Karratha and Dampier together

Road that links Karratha and Dampier together. Read more..

Murujuga Botanical survey Participants 2009

Murujuga Botanical survey Participants 2009. Read more..

Cleaverville

Cleaverville. Read more..

Main Road to Quarry in Karratha

Main Road to Quarry in Karratha. Read more..

Buriyamangga Story

Buriyamangga Story. Read more..

Tyson Mowarin fueling up for a day out bush

Tyson Mowarin fueling up for a day out bush. Read more..

Maxie.C

Maxie.C. Read more..

Gurrgura in the distance

Gurrgura in the distance. Read more..

Hearson Cove (Dampier Archipelago including Burrup Peninsula - Image Credit: Dragi Markovic & DSEWPaC)

Hearson Cove (Dampier Archipelago including Burrup Peninsula - Image Credit: Dragi Markovic & DSEWPaC). Read more..

Late afternoon Mt Welcome

Late afternoon Mt Welcome. Read more..

Alex L - Anthropologist

Alex L - Anthropologist. Read more..

The Garrangu gang

The Garrangu gang. Read more..

Jarrgurdi Thayanggurl (3 Catfish)

Jarrgurdi Thayanggurl (3 Catfish). Read more..

Michelle, Sylvia and Jill at Millstream

Michelle, Sylvia and Jill at Millstream. Read more..

Wild Horses galloping through creek bed

Wild Horses galloping through creek bed. Read more..

Minyjagarrra - Stink weed - Streptoglossa Decurrens (close-up)

Minyjagarrra - Stink weed - Streptoglossa Decurrens (close-up). Read more..

Astron environmental services

Astron environmental services. Read more..

Minyjagarra

Minyjagarra. Read more..

Copy of Copy of Tyson M and Uncle Patrick

Copy of Copy of Tyson M and Uncle Patrick. Read more..

Rocky Point At Cleaverville

Rocky Point At Cleaverville. Read more..

hills surrounded by spinifex

hills surrounded by spinifex. Read more..

Hills over looking Karratha Town

Hills over looking Karratha Town. Read more..

Hamersley Bloodwood

Hamersley Bloodwood. Read more..

Worker with kids

Worker with kids. Read more..

Magalhanha hill on Ngarluma boundary

Magalhanha hill on Ngarluma boundary. Read more..

Sylvia and Michelle in Millstream

Sylvia and Michelle in Millstream. Read more..

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- Growing number of Indigenous deaths in custody alarms Aboriginal leaders
  
  Indigenous leaders have expressed alarm about the ever-growing number of Indigenous Australians in jail.
- Report shows spike in Indigenous deaths in custody
  
  Human rights lawyer Tammy Solenec says Indigenous deaths in custody will continue to rise unless action is taken.
- Aboriginal deaths in custody numbers rise sharply over past five years
  
  A major review of deaths in custody has found a substantial increase in the number of Aboriginal people dying in custody over the past five...
- Yirara College rocked by assault allegations
  
  Allegations of assault have emerged from an Aboriginal boarding school at Alice Springs.
- Healing Foundation gets $26m grant
  
  A group formed to help the Stolen Generations - the Healing Foundation will receive $26 million over the next four years to continue its work.
- Sorry Day a time to reflect the past
  
  A stolen generation's worker from Griffith says National Sorry Day is a time for all Australians to gain a better awareness and understanding of the...
- Groups celebrate declared protected land
  
  160 kilometres north of Broome traditional owners are celebrating their land being declared an Indigenous Protected Area (IPA).
- Guilty of defrauding Indigenous corporation cash
  
  The former manager of a women's centre in a remote central Australian community has pleaded guilty to defrauding thousands of dollars from an Indigenous corporation.
- Amnesty report slams Indigenous detention rates
  
  A report by Amnesty International says Australia must address its soaring Indigenous incarceration rates.
- Care options call to protect Aboriginal children
  
  A child psychiatrist from the Menzies School of Health Research says alternative long-term care options are necessary to protect vulnerable Aboriginal children.
- Richmond get ready for Essendon Clash at MCG – AFL Indigneous Round 2013
  
  Loyal Tigers supporters gathered at the ME Bank Centre, Richmond on Friday morning to watch the team’s open training session,...
- Sneak peak: Dreamtime @ The MCG preview
  
  MCG Preview – Dreamtime @ The G 2013 from CAAMA on Vimeo.
- Richmond Tigers Prepare for Dreamtime Clash Against Bombers
  
  Richmond Training Friday 24.5.13 from CAAMA on Vimeo.
- Gilbert McAdam reflex on Nicky Winmar’s Defiant Stand.
  
  (Photos courtesy of The Age & AFL) This weekend sees the return of the Indigenous round in the AFL, the...
- The NT Government says it is committed in supporting & recognising Women across all aspect of Life.
  
  The Northern Territory Government says it is committed to supporting and recognising women across all aspect of life in the...
- Childhood Trauma
- CAAMA News 24-05-13
  
  CAAMA News Team Paul Wiles, A global educator and campaigner for non violence against women says he believes that mainstream media...
- Nigel Scullion talks up Muckaty
- CAAMA Sports Crew ready for the Dreamtime @ The G
- Dreamtime @ The G – AFL Indigenous Round 2013
  
  The CAAMA Crew covering the 2013 Dreamtime round at the MCG have touched down in Melbourne, ready for the action....
- Yolngu Elder asks Chief Minister for help not punishment
  
  Aboriginal children in the Northern Territory are being taken away at numbers not seen since the stolen generation. Claims made...
- CAAMA Staff supports The Biggest Morning Tea.
  
  CAAMA Staff held the Biggest Morning Tea to raise funds for the Cancer Council’s Biggest Morning Tea. Thank you for...
- CAAMA Radio News… 23.5.13
  
  The boss of South Australia’s peak Aboriginal Social Welfare Organisation has told a forum in Alice Springs that ongoing trauma...
- Sharon Williams spoke on Childhood Trauma in a forum in Alice Springs
  
  Sharon Williams a Narungga/Kaurna and CEO of Aboriginal Family Support Services spoke about sharing about sharing best practice and promising...
- Centralian Middle School Breakfast With A Mentor
  
  Pam, Mikaela, Lorena & Safia were invited to attend the Breakfast with a mentor at Centralian Middle School’s Girls Academy....
- Black On White
  
  This video features Uncle Lyall Munro Snr, Aunty Gayle Rankine, Jandamarra O'Shane Lorna MunroYarraka N Quaden Jnr Uncle Yami Lester, Aunty Kay Sadler, Uncle David...
- Beat the Drum
  
  In Beat the Drum, young Musa is orphaned after a mysterious illness strikes his village in KwaZulu Natal. To help his grandmother, Musa sets out...
- Frontier
  
  Frontier is considered television's first comprehensive account of Australia's hundred and fifty year land war. Between 1788 and 1938, thousands of whites and tens of...
- Colour Change
  
  In a remote Papua New Guinea province the landowners are in a complex struggle with a multinational over their rights and their environment.
- Return to Goree
  
  A 2007 musical documentary road movie directed by Pierre-Yves Borgeaud, featuring singer Youssou N'Dour's journey along the trail left by slaves and by the jazz...
- Ravens and Eagles
  
  Shot on British Columbia's rugged north coast, this second series of Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art continues its exploration into the roots of traditional Haida...
- NIGHT
  
  Night is a stunning and cinematic documentary which celebrates Australia at night. Showing society in all its forms, people and places, urban and rural, the...
- NITV News interview mother of Shayden Jamil Thorne
  
  NITV News Exclusive: Watch the full interview with the mother of Shayden Jamil Thorne, 25, on trial for alleged terrorism-related offences and his brother Junaid...
- On the Ice
  
  On the Ice tells the story of two teenage boys who have grown up like brothers go about their lives in the comfortable claustrophobia of...
- ANZAC Day Honouring Our Black Diggers
  
  NITV are honouring our Black Diggers this ANZAC Day. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have fought for Australia in every war since Federation in...
- The Forgotten
  
  The Forgotten examines the prejudice faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait soldiers in the armed forces and the honour they felt representing their nation. It...
- Blackstone
  
  Intense, compelling and confrontational, Blackstone is an unmuted exploration of First Nations’ power and politics, unfolding over nine one-hour episodes. This raw, authentic drama tells...
- The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela
  
  The Long Walk of Nelson Mandela tells the story of the man behind the myth, probing Mandela's character, leadership and life's method through intimate recollections...
- Awaken, Friday 12 April
  
  Awaken Preview | 6PM Friday 12 APR 2013 | NITV Now more than ever the Indigenous voice is being heard. From politics, to sport, to art...
- Introducing Colour Theory

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Indigi-Quotes

"He does not know how to make the side of a tree which is in the light look the same colour as the side of the tree in shadow...I know how to do better."

- Albert Namatjira, Artist
“No matter what our colour or our creed, at heart, from this day forward, we are all fundamentally Australian.”

- Noel Tovey, Aboriginal dancer, member of the Stolen Generations
“When camping, always wear a long-sleeved shirt. It gives you something to wipe your nose on.”

- Ernie Dingo, Actor
“This bin Gurindji country long time before them Vestey mob"

- Vincent Lingiari, Aboriginal rights activist
“[My upbringing] not only led me into boxing but also gave me something else that helped me to the world's title. It's like an outer shell that gives you resistance and immunity to many things, physical and mental."

- Lionel Rose, Boxer, World Bantamweight Champion
“We are all one blood. No matter where we are from, we are all one blood, the same.”

- David Gulpilil, Actor
“I was quite happy as a backing singer but Neil would always say, 'C'mon, you're the only chick in the band, we've gotta get your face out front. Surely you can sing a couple of songs to give me a break. I started singing one line of My Island Home, then a verse, then it ended up becoming the song that I sang.”

- Christine Anu, Singer, Dancer, Actor
"You can play a tune on black keys, you can play a tune on white keys, but both are needed for perfect harmony.”

- Sir Douglas Nicholls, first Aboriginal State Governor (South Australia)
"We must connect with old people, we need to tap into their wisdom. The hearts of Aboriginal women are crying for their culture.”

- Mandawyu Yunupingu, Musician
“United we stand divided we fall together we'll stand in solidarity” [lyrics]

- Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu, Singer
“Mum's words always stay in my mind. She used to tell me to 'have a lovely day' whenever I left the house to go play. When I came home she always asked: 'Did you have a lovely day?' It was never: 'Did you win or lose?"

- Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Tennis champion
“Native Title is Not Land Rights, and Reconciliation is Not Justice!"
- Gary Foley, Activist, Academic, Writer and Actor
“I feel great. I'm on top of the world, I'm floating on air. It's a big weight off my shoulders... It's the closure I need.”

- Archie Roach, Singer/Songwriter, member of the Stolen Generations
"I made my first Australian senior team when I was 16, first Olympics when I was 19, and I retired. I'm 32, I retired four years ago, so a good third of my life or nearly a third of my life has been all about running"

- Cathy Freeman, Olympic Athlete
“The scrubs are gone, the hunting and the laughter. The eagle is gone, the emu and the kangaroo are gone from this place. The bora ring is gone. The corroboree is gone. And we are going.”

- Oodgeroo Noonuccal (Kath Walker), Poet, Writer, Teacher, Artist, Aboriginal Rights Campaigner
"We've got to come together, that's what we want for Australia. As one people. We're all Australians, regardless of your ethnic background, regardless of your political belief, regardless of your religious beliefs we are all Australians."

- Neville Bonner, Australian Senator