Indigenous Employment
New research has indicated a 16 per cent pay gap experienced by Indigenous Australians, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people earning about 84 cents for every dollar earned by the average...
Marring Country has opened a new native plant nursery on the NSW South Coast, creating local jobs and supporting the supply of native plants across Australia.
The Queensland Government has expanded a workforce grants program aimed at creating more training and employment opportunities for Indigenous Queenslanders.
RMIT University has partnered with First Nations community members and organisations to launch Rethinking Criminal Record Checks (RCRC), a new suite of resources that aims to support Aboriginal and To...
For more than 15 years, Kennelly Constructions has built a reputation for delivering quality projects while creating opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The steps from project to employment have never been clearer than in Community Owned Enterprises' Pathways to Trade Skills Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) project in Doomadgee this year.
A headline increase in employment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is welcome, but ageing and limited data fails to fully capture "the reality of the present gap", according to the Cen...
Continuing on from its celebrations of '50 Years of Deadly,' Jetstar treated passengers travelling to Uluru with a very special flight last week.
The National Indigenous Employment and Training Alliance is delivering a series of free workshops to help First Nations organisations strengthen their readiness for future tender opportunities.
Gur A Baradharaw Kod Torres Strait Sea and Land Council Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal Corporation has secured federal government funding to deliver a community-led language, literacy, numeracy...
In Western Australia's Great Southern region an Indigenous-owned and women-led training and labour hire firm is assisting mob enter the state's mining, civil, and earthworks sectors.
As NAIDOC Week celebrates 50 Years of Deadly, one Indigenous technology entrepreneur is focused on what the next half a century should look like.
Our new Remote Jobs and Economic Development (RJED) Program is changing lives in remote First Nations communities. Delivering the dignity of work with decent pay and conditions.