ICTV Indigenous Community Television Limited

Showing our way....

"ICTV is good for us because we see pictures and learn about our culture. And kids love it too. They want that ICTV to come back because in that ICTV we got a lot of stories, traditional stories from the bush, so we can learn and the kids can learn too.  There's early day pictures, we want to keep it and watch it so the children can get to see their grandparents and know their families, important memories in there too."

Tjawina Roberts, Irrunytju July 2007, translation from video.

Sometimes called 'gamon TV', and definitely not Industry standard, ICTV during the five years that it accessed the Imparja Second Channel evolved into something unique and much loved amongst the heartland of remote Indigenous Australia.

NEWS.........

(as at 24/6/09)
ICTV will be back on television screens in remote parts of Australia within the next three months.  Thanks to the generous support of the  Western Australan government through their  Westlink satellite service, ICTV will broadcast via satellite from 6pm Friday to 6am Monday (WST) each weekend.
 Stay tuned for the date of the first broadcast.

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Indigitube Video gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal in providing funding support for this project.

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This website is for ICTV members and those people interested in this unique grass roots community television entitiy.  It provides information about our organisation and about our projects, while profiling the range of video material made in remote communities. There is also a section specifically for ICTV Members.

 

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ICTV Limited gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the Australian Government of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts.

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