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4.4K views · 96 reactions | "This really feels, more than anything else, like I'm part of a real Australian story." The cast and crew of SBS and NITV's new series True Colours share what it was like to be a part of this ground-breaking series. True Colours | Airs during NAIDOC Week July 4, 5, 6 and 7 | Simulcast at 8.30pm on SBS and NITV and streaming on SBS On Demand #TrueColours #NAIDOC2022 | SBS Australia | Facebook

We've got you covered from morning 'til night this NAIDOC Week. News, movies, documentaries and more across SBS and NITV. Celebrating NAIDOC Week | 8 - 15 November | SBS Australia

‎On September 29, President Advocate Duma Boko officially launched four indigenous languages; Naro, Ikalanga, Seyei, and Shekgalagari into national radio and television broadcasting in Botswana. ‎This initiative has created new employment opportunities for young people in the media. ‎Notable contributors include; Tiqae Sarah Kase, who translates Naro content, Primrose Teye, who edits English into Shekgalagari, and Bogosi Tshekiso, who anchors news in Seyei. ‎The move has fostered cultural pride,

Anishinaabe journalist Jim Compton talks about what it was like reporting for CBC in the 1980s, how he helped launch a national Indigenous television network and his hopes for the future of journalism. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.6074464 | CBC Indigenous