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Felicity Ogilvie

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  • Senior Producer, NITV
Australia, Sydney
As seen in: NITV, MSN Australia, ABC News (Australia), Al Jazeera English, Flipboard, SBS, The New Daily, Te Ao Māori News
Journalist and Producer currently - Senior Producer @NITV news. Via @AJEnglish in Doha, Journalist @SBSNews in Sydney and @abcnews Hobart
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Wiradjuri and Gamilaraay dancer wins prestigious dance fellowship from New York foundation

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By Felicity Ogilvie Verified
| NITV Verified
Wiradjuri and Gamilaraay man Beau Dean Riley Smith has been awarded Australia's biggest dance fellowship, which he'll use to premiere a major new work. He will receive $100,000 a year for the next two to three years to work as a choreographer for the Sydney based Shaun Parker Dance Company. The fellowship has been funded by United States based-philanthropic organisation, the Denise and Michael Kellen Foundation.
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This Aboriginal business is spreading awareness of Blak culture through food

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By Felicity Ogilvie Verified
| Te Ao Māori News
I whakaputahia tuatahitia tēnei ātikara e National Indigenous Television i Ahitereiria Jess Sinnott is collecting lilly pilly’s from a Sydney park. The Yuin and Wailwan woman is the founder and managing director of Koori Kinnections, a business that offers cultural tours and workshops about bushfoods. She carefully picks the bright pink berries from a lush dark green plant. “I’m going to pick some so I can talk to the visitors here about its traditional uses,” she says.
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This Aboriginal business is spreading awareness of Blak culture through food

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By Felicity Ogilvie Verified
| Flipboard
The Music chooses one song every week as its Power Pick, shining a light on ONE Aussie song that we think has the potential to be the next big …
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