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Nathan Lyons rose to social media prominence on TikTok last month, when videos of him preparing simple and cheap recipes for his family went viral. Amassing a following of 113,000 people, the 35-year old father of six from Western Sydney posts under the handle 'Kooking with a Koori'. Following popular demand, he has announced a forthcoming cookbook that will share his favourite home recipes to feed the family on a tight budget. Mr Lyons told NITV that he shot to fame after a video of him cooking bully beef went viral on TikTok, but this took him by surprise, with his only intention being to s...

NITV and SBS announce programming for week leading up to 26 January January 11, 2021 10:08 NITV and SBS have revealed the programming slate for the week leading up to 26 January 2021. The announcement: National Indigenous Television (NITV) and SBS invite communities to deepen their understanding of 26 January and what it means to be Australian through the upcoming programming slate, Always Was, Always Will Be. Dedicated programs, special events, premieres and news highlights will air across both NITV and SBS from 19-26 January  with a focus on encouraging greater understanding of Aboriginal...

Last modified on Tue 22 Dec 2020 00.52 EST This year served up a never-ending stream of catastrophes – from record-breaking bushfires to a virulent deadly disease – but 2020 also generated a new kind of breakout star. Scientists, public servants and a very sweary man: these are the Australians who rose to prominence in this highly unusual year. Shane Fitzsimmons The then commissioner of the New South Wales Rural Fire Service, Shane Fitzsimmons, became a symbol of the bushfire fight. Fitzsimmons, who now leads the new crisis agency Resilience NSW, was named the NSW Australian of the Year, ...