Closing The Gap
Five years into the National Agreement on Closing the Gap, the national data points to uneven and fragile progress. The Productivity Commission reports that, of the targets with sufficient data to ass...
Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation acknowledges the national intent behind the Closing the Gap agenda and recognises that governments must begin their reform efforts somewhere.
The latest Closing the Gap released today confirms what many of our communities already know - despite more than a decade of commitments, too many disparities between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Isla...
The national Closing the Gap agenda has become a "catchall" that is failing to deliver results because it lacks strategic focus, while the corporate sector has been urged to step into the vacuum left...
Northern Territory Indigenous Business Network CEO Naomi Anstess says review findings that the Territory's audit system is highly vulnerable to government influence reveal how governments evade accoun...
The nation's most comprehensive data project tracking the impact of Indigenous entrepreneurial activity has shown the sector's growing maturity and independence. Snapshot 4.
In a powerful showcase of technology, culture, and opportunity, Ethan Indigenous launched a groundbreaking initiative this week to create pathways into digital careers for First Nations communities.
Representatives from the Aboriginal cultural tourism and other business sectors gathered at the Murrook Culture Centre on Worimi Country, Port Stephens, on Thursday for the eighth New South Wales Abor...
On Yawuru Country in Rubibi (Broome), more than one hundred Aboriginal matriarchs and emerging women leaders from across Australia gathered for the 2025 Kimberley Aboriginal Women's Council roundtable...
You may have read the recent 2025 Closing the Gap Annual Data Report and felt a sense of déjà vu. I know I did. Despite the commitments made under the National Agreement, only four of th...
Residents in some of Western Australia's most remote communities will soon receive better communication services after $3.2 million was committed to four new projects in key rural areas.
As Garma Festival continues in northeast Arnhem Land, it is once again the stage for big promises about the future of First Nations people in this country.
The 2025–26 Federal Budget was delivered this week, with the Albanese government allocating $1.3 billion over six years to First Nations-specific investments.