Living Black

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Living Black: July 13

In Moree NSW police drones using AI tech can identify criminals up to 120 metres away. But what about privacy?
Karla Grant, crowned Miss NAIDOC 1983, poses with notable figures at a celebration event, showcasing the significance of Indigenous representation and community engagement in Australia.
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Karla Grant, Miss NAIDOC 1983…

At the age of just 17 Living Black's Karla Grant won the Miss NAIDOC Pageant and met PM Bob Hawke.
A woman with short hair and large earrings gestures while speaking, set against a vibrant backdrop of colourful graphics. This image accompanies the "Living Black: June 15" page, highlighting discussions on Indigenous issues.
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Living Black: June 15

Whether on the pages of a novel, an onscreen character, or as guest, Tasma Walton's stories have a life of their own.
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Living Black: May 25

Karla Grant explores how a DNA technique is reconnecting First Nations peoples, identifying missing and murdered people, and helping police find suspects.
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Living Black: April 28

Rachael Maza is one of Australia’s most enduring and compelling First Nations storytellers.
Presenter in a stylish brown outfit stands on stage, showcasing the SBS 50th anniversary event with vibrant screens displaying "Living Black", "Redefining Australia", and "50 Years of SBS". The setting features bright lighting and a professional backdrop, highlighting the significance of the celebration.
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NITV celebrates 50 Years of SBS

Living Black looks back on how SBS changed the way Indigenous Australians saw themselves on Australian TV... through a black lens.
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Living Black: July 21

Karla Grant learns about another deaths in custody and asks when will it stop?
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Nornie Bero night

First Nations chef Nornie Bero is on two shows tonight, including 10 mins on two channels at the same time.
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SBS celebrates 50 years

Nostalgic programming of signature SBS titles will celebrate 50 years of SBS.
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16 September 1956