World Indigenous Broadcasters Network

22/09/2026

22/09/2026

More special moments from our farewell WIBN dinner in Kautokeino!

For many of us, this was our first WIBN conference, so one of the highlights was having the opportunity to connect, build new friendships and share special moments together through the activities and dinners throughout the week.

A huge thank you to NRK Sápmi for hosting us and making our time in Sápmi so memorable. We’re leaving with some beautiful memories and connections that will last well beyond the conference. ❤️

20/09/2026

A beautiful dinner celebration to end such a special week in Sápmi as part of the WIBN conference!

As we always do, we came together over kai to exchange gifts and taonga between our organisations as a meaningful way to honour the people and organisations who helped make this incredible week happen.

A huge thank you to NRK Sápmi for hosting us so warmly, and to all of our leaders who travelled with their teams and helped make the week such a memorable one.

APTN財團法人原住民族文化事業基金會Te Ao Māori News客家電視 HakkaTVNRKNITV原視新聞網 TITV NewsMāori+APTN National NewsNorth of NorthFNX | First Nations ExperienceʻŌiwi TVTaqramiut Nipingat IncJo Santamaria

19/09/2026

A few snaps taken from the 2-day WIBN conference held in Kautokeino, Sápmi, uniting global indigenous media leaders in whakawhanaungatanga (relationship building) while addressing key issues in media! Thank you all so much for coming and we can’t wait to see you all next year in Australia!

18/09/2026

Makau, mountain pepper, and Chinese toon are traditional herbs and spices commonly used by Indigenous peoples. To introduce these distinctive flavors to a wider audience, Taitung hosted a tribal creative cooking competition, transforming traditional ingredients into a variety of unique and innovative dishes.

馬告、刺蔥、香椿，都是原住民常用的傳統香辛料，為了讓這些味道被更多人認識，臺東舉辦一場部落創意料理賽，把傳統食材變成一道道特色料理。

11/09/2026

🏆 Celebrating the best of Indigenous journalism!

Every day, journalists and news teams around the globe are telling stories that matter, stories grounded in community, culture and lived experience, told through Indigenous eyes and with Indigenous voices at their centre.

At the WIBN Conference hosted by NRK Sápmi in Sápmi, we proudly announced the finalists and winner of the global WIBN Journalism Excellence Award.

Congratulations to all our outstanding finalists, and especially to our winner, Umas Suqluman and the TITV News Team from Taiwan Indigenous Television, for Landslide Dam Disaster: A Record of Tribal Rescue Efforts.

Bring on the global 2027 WIBN Journalism Excellence Award to be hosted in Australia.

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09/09/2026

Whakaata Māori was in Norway for the World Indigenous Broadcasting Network conference, sharing Indigenous knowledge and strengthening global connections.

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09/09/2026

🌏❤️ These are the faces of WIBN.

Different peoples, different languages, different Indigenous lands. Brought together by a common cause. To strengthen our voices, share our stories, protect our languages and cultures, and support one another across borders and oceans.

Many faces. Many voices. One Indigenous family. One shared purpose. This is WIBN. 🙌🏽🌏

APTN 財團法人原住民族文化事業基金會Te Ao Māori NewsNRK客家電視 HakkaTVNITVThe Voice of the Indigenous原視新聞網 TITV NewsMāori+APTN National News

07/09/2026

Whakaata Māori is Aotearoa New Zealand’s indigenous broadcaster, dedicated to celebrating and preserving Māori language, culture and perspectives. Through innovative storytelling and diverse programming, Whakaata Māori plays a vital role in revitalising te reo Māori and representing tangata whenua across all media platforms. The executive team leads the organisation with a deep commitment to indigenous leadership and cultural integrity.

Whakaata Māori is Aotearoa New Zealand’s indigenous broadcaster, dedicated to celebrating and preserving Māori language, culture, and perspectives. Through innovative storytelling and diverse programming, Whakaata Māori plays a vital role in revitalizing te reo Māori and representing tangata w...