Watch Video
Podcasts
Blogs
NOVEMBER 2007
-
Thursday, 29th November,2007A NEW ERA
After 11 years the Howard era is over with Australians voting for a change over the government in a land slide victory for the Australian Labor Party.
Read more... -
Tuesday, 27th November,2007PREVIOUSLY: PALM ISLAND REVISITED
Angela Bates revisits the death in custody of a Palm Island man, and finds out how his family are coping with the loss three years on.
Read more... -
Tuesday, 27th November,2007PREVIOUSLY: FIGHTING BLACK
Emma Cooks looks at Fitzroy Stars, a boxing centre in Melbourne that is producing some young Koori sports stars.
Read more... -
Tuesday, 27th November,2007PREVIOUSLY: BROTHERS IN ARMS
Kris Flanders reports on Goori House, a place in Cleveland, near Brisbane, that's become a sanctuary for indigenous men.
Read more... -
Monday, 19th November,2007THE LAST WORD ON THE ELECTION
Living Black has given viewers the chance to hear from both major parties on what they can offer Indigenous Australians, should they win the Federal election.
Read more... -
Friday, 16th November,2007
LIVING BLACK FILMING PROTOCOLS
Living Black follows strict guidelines when it travels into Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander country or enter their communities - find those guidelines here.
Read more... -
Thursday, 15th November,2007GROG-FREE DAY
In the wake of the Federal Government's intervention measures to address alcohol consumption in the Northern Territory, community organisations have banded together to go one step further.
Read more... -
Thursday, 15th November,2007MUNDINE: EYES ON THE PRIZE
KG: If you've been wondering why you haven't heard much from Anthony 'The Man' Mundine of late, it's because he's been recovering from an injury that threatened to derail his career. Video journalist Kris Flanders caught up with The Man to see how he's getting himself ready for a return to the boxing ring.
Read more... -
Thursday, 15th November,2007KARLA SPEAKS TO BOB BROWN
Karla Grant speaks to Greens Leader Bob Brown about the federal intervention and how the Greens would tackle indigenous issues.
Read more... -
Tuesday, 13th November,2007
PROFILE ON PAUL SINCLAIR
Kris Flanders meets Paul Sinclair, an Indigenous Education Officer from Sydney's Taronga Zoo.
Read more... -
Tuesday, 13th November,2007
INTERVIEW WITH MARK ELLA
Karla Grant interviews Rugby great, Mark Ella.
Read more... -
Tuesday, 13th November,2007
PROFILE ON DEBORAH MAILMAN
Video Journalist Angela Bates interviews 'The Secret Life of Us' star, Deborah Mailman.
Read more... -
Thursday, 8th November,2007THE STOLEN GENERATION
Emma Cook travels to Tasmania where the state government has invited Indigenous people to apply for compensation under its Stolen Generation Fund.
Read more... -
Wednesday, 7th November,2007CHIFLEY ELECTION FORUM
Karla Grant and the Indigenous Media Unit travel to Blacktown to speak to Indigenous voters.
Read more... -
Friday, 2nd November,2007
SCRYMGOUR CLARIFIES CRITICISM
Northern Territory cabinet minister Marion Scrymgour has backed away from her criticisms of the intervention in indigenous communities.
Read more... -
Friday, 2nd November,2007
SCRYMGOUR SPARKS NT LAWS ROW
Australia's first Aboriginal female Cabinet minister has triggered a fresh debate about the major parties' support for the indigenous intervention in the Northern Territory.
Read more... -
Friday, 2nd November,2007INTERVENTION CHALLENGE
Victor Sobral reports on all the news surrounding the government's intervention plans.
Read more... -
Friday, 2nd November,2007
SCRYMGOUR SPARKS NT LAWS ROW
Australia's first Aboriginal female Cabinet minister has triggered a fresh debate about the major parties' support for the indigenous intervention in the Northern Territory.
Read more... -
Friday, 2nd November,2007
TOP END WOMEN SUPPORT SCRYMGOUR
A group of Top End Aboriginal women have backed an attack by Northern Territory MP Marion Scrymgour on the federal government's intervention into Indigenous communities.
Read more... -
Friday, 2nd November,2007
SCRYMGOUR CLARIFIES CRITICISM
Northern Territory cabinet minister Marion Scrymgour has backed away from her criticisms of the intervention in indigenous communities.
Read more...
