Indigenous Economic Empowerment
Sustainable and meaningful employment is essential for financial security, especially in today's cost-of living crisis. Yet for many Australians, particularly First Nations people, this security remai...
In the heart of the Northern Territory, a quiet revolution is unfolding. This shift isn't born from headlines or handouts; it's powered by purpose, driven by Aboriginal entrepreneurs building wealth...
The First Nations economy has the potential for growth to $50 billion annually in the next decade, ANZ has projected in a new co-authored report.
ANZ has announced its First Nations Guarantee program, which unlocks access to capital for First Nations startups and existing business, has reached $150 million in asset finance lending.
First Nations Economics proudly announced the appointment of Professor Sandra Creamer AM this week as its new Chair, alongside the addition of two new board members Suzy Wilson and Renee Pujo.
Remote First Nations communities are increasingly using renewable energy infrastructure to address chronic power insecurity, drawing investor interest while reducing long-term operating costs for gove...
Questions over governance of Native Title royalties remain as an appeal was launched against access to financial records of a major Traditional Owner organisation in South Australia.
In partnership with First Nations Foundation, First Nations Economics has announced Angelina Hickey and Hayley Shadforth as the recipients of the 2025 Leah Armstrong Scholarship.
A new report has revealed First Nations communities are not being properly consulted on government economic policies. The findings from the Coalition of Peaks – based on feedback from more than...
Western Australia's clean energy sector has received another kickstart, with more than $16 million funding for seven innovative new projects.
The first round of grants from the Federal Government's new funding strategy to increase employment and economic opportunities in remote regions has opened.
Leading First Nations-owned wine company Mt Yengo is popping the champagne after the company's sales went through the roof after further expansion into the international market.
First Nations Foundation is urging the federal government to pursue an ambitious agenda to ensure the financial prosperity of Indigenous Australians, following the findings of a parliamentary report.