_{"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.}

_{NEWS......... as at 12/11/2009}

_{An official launch of the  reprised ICTV service will take place at Djarindjin community, 200kms north of Broome, WA on November 13 2009.  This is exactly 1 year and 4 months since ICTV was last broadcast out to remote Indigenous communities.}

_{ICTV will provide programming on a regular basis each weekend, via satellite, from 6pm Friday to 6am Monday.  ICTV will be using the Optus Aurora satellite and communities will needs to switch over manually or automatically to Channel 23.}

_{Confirmed communities who will be taking the service include: Djarindjin (WA)  Kiwrikurra (WA), Indulkana (SA), Fregon (SA), Amata (SA), Umuwa  (SA), Beagle Bay (WA) and Irrunytju (WA).}

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