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First Nations Broadcasting First Nations Broadcasting is Australia’s largest television and radio broadcaster with its own production company. Supported by NIAA

First Nations Broadcasting is Australia’s largest privately owned television and radio broadcaster with its own digital production company, 100% First Nations owned and operated. First Nations Broadcasting is unique in that it is one hundred percent Aboriginal owned and operated, providing a broad range of local and national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stories, film, television and radio

programmes. The dedicated News program is shared across the Indigenous broadcasting sector and main stream broadcasters. The content produced and broadcast is primarily for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and audiences across the country and online.

Congratulations FNB Team First Nations TV ❤️💛🖤💙💚🤍🖤
12/08/2025

Congratulations FNB Team First Nations TV ❤️💛🖤💙💚🤍🖤

Amazing First Nations TV Team in Darwin.
12/08/2025

Amazing First Nations TV Team in Darwin.

First Nations Broadcasting crew behind the scenes at the Australian Football International Grand Finals last Saturday 9t...
11/08/2025

First Nations Broadcasting crew behind the scenes at the Australian Football International Grand Finals last Saturday 9th of August

11/08/2025
09/08/2025

9 August 2025

The Federal Court ruled that there is no duty of care to the people of Torres Strait Islands for the consequences of cli...
08/08/2025

The Federal Court ruled that there is no duty of care to the people of Torres Strait Islands for the consequences of climate change.

Tune in for the live broadcast of the Grand Finals tomorrow at First Nations Broadcasting page
08/08/2025

Tune in for the live broadcast of the Grand Finals tomorrow at First Nations Broadcasting page

First Nations TV and First Nations Radio present the Australian Football International Darwin 9s

First Nations Broadcasting Digital - Social media live podcast studio
01/08/2025

First Nations Broadcasting Digital - Social media live podcast studio

01/08/2025
In the landmark case Pabai Pabai & Anor v Commonwealth of Australia, the Federal Court ruled against Uncle Pabai and Unc...
30/07/2025

In the landmark case Pabai Pabai & Anor v Commonwealth of Australia, the Federal Court ruled against Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul, who had filed a historic climate action in 2021 to compel the Australian Government to protect the Torres Strait from the devastating effects of climate change. The plaintiffs argued that rising sea levels threaten to displace their communities and sever their deep cultural and spiritual ties to the land, making them Australia’s first climate refugees. Despite their plea for emissions cuts aligned with scientific targets—74% reduction by 2030 and net zero by 2035—the court dismissed their case. The decision left the community heartbroken: Uncle Pabai expressed sorrow for his family and community, saying love had fueled their fight; Uncle Paul said he was in shock and questioned what to tell future generations; and Aunty McRose Elu voiced grief, calling out the government's lack of duty of care and mourning the burden placed on her grandchildren’s future.

29/07/2025

The four Northern Territory land councils have gathered together for the first time since 2020, standing in front of Parliament House to address a number of ...

Different mascots from various businesses and organizations participated in First Nations Broadcasting's mascot race att...
28/07/2025

Different mascots from various businesses and organizations participated in First Nations Broadcasting's mascot race at
the Royal Darwin Show last weekend.

(from left)
Bendigo Bank, Coolalinga - Piggy
Northern Territory Police Fire and Emergency Services - Paddy the Platypus
Life Education NT - Healthy Harold the Giraffe
The Y Swim School - Philbert the Frog
Department of Infrastructure Planning and Logistics - Road Safety Unit - Hector the Road Safety Cat
St John Ambulance Australia (NT): Zippy
Salvation Army

Y Swim School's Philbert the Frog bagged the 1st prize, St. John's Zippy the 2nd prize, and NT Police, Fire and Emergency Service's Paddy the Platypus for the 3rd prize.

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