Indigenous Economic Development
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.
Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians Malarndirri McCarthy has announced a second round of funding grants is now open for eligible employers to create local jobs in remote communities.
The 17th AEMEE conference welcomed Indigenous business leaders, owners and stakeholders for a two-day focus on maximising future opportunities to grow the sector, with an eye on sustainability.
First Nations tourism, trade and export businesses are booming overseas and further opportunities to grow are in sight ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
Two key executives from the public sector have joined the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation to help deliver its strategy to enhance the lives of First Nations people.
A new niche brokerage focused on Indigenous clients will launch this week to coincide with NAIDOC Week. First Peoples Insurance, an Austbrokers Comsure authorised representative, was founded by Biripi...
A new report released Tuesday has found the transition to clean energy will require the development of a skilled workforce - creating new career opportunities for Indigenous people.
Financial sectors and the federal government should alter current policies and legislation to ensure a level playing field for Indigenous people with superannuation and other insurance entitlements.
A bid to establish an AFL team in the Northern Territory has gained momentum, with the addition of three AFL heavyweights to a taskforce investigating the financial feasibility of a 20th league club -...
The Yamatji Nation, in collaboration with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER), this week launched a groundbreaking initiative to monitor and manage the water resources of their...
A rebrand of a key outreach program to help recover superannuation for Indigenous communities had a million-dollar effect in the past financial year.
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