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Fraudulent funeral insurer boss fined over breach
A director of a disgraced funeral insurance group that ripped off thousands of A...
Lead the room in Antalya: why Australia should own loss, damage and adaptation finance at COP31
Australia should use its COP31 presidency of negotiations to continue to lead on...
Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation lodges Full Court appeal in native title compensation case
Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation has lodged an appeal with the Full Co...
Giovanni Torre 26 Aug 2026
The future of First Nations economic development is already here
As leaders gather at Garma this weekend to debate the future of First Nations ec...
Donnella Mills 1 Aug 2026
First Nations Foundation and Super Members Council make case for superannuation reform
A new report by the Super Members Council has identified a range of reforms to h...
Giovanni Torre 24 Mar 2026
Economic prosperity is the missing link in 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...

Reece Harley Reece Harley Mar 3, 2026
Indigenous-owned building company and Defence employee deny $71million fraud allegations

A married couple and prominent builder charged with defrauding the Commonwealth of up to $71 million have denied allegations against them. Michael Buckley, 41, Dallas Adrian Wynne, 48, and his wife Na...

David Prestipino David Prestipino Feb 19, 2026
‘Architects of leadership’: Martin Luther King III challenges corporate Australia to dismantle structural barriers

In a direct challenge to the nation's business elite, global human rights leader Martin Luther King III has declared that the stalling of Indigenous economic advancement is not a failure of talent, bu...

Reece Harley Reece Harley Feb 5, 2026
‘For a better world’: Martin Luther King III partners with CareerTrackers to advance Indigenous economic empowerment

Martin Luther King III was formally welcomed at Sydney Opera House on Gadigal Country on Tuesday, marking a historic moment for First Nations economic empowerment as the globally recognised human righ...

Major milestone for key youth justice initiative Marlamanu

Set deep in the Kimberley bushland, a cluster of new buildings and a tennis court have risen as an on-Country program for Aboriginal young people at risk of entering the justice system is taking shape...

Natasha Clark Natasha Clark Nov 28, 2025
Opinion: Two paths to justice — and the one that told the truth

South Australia once stood at the centre of a defining choice: to face the truth of the Stolen Generations through the courts, or to manage it through a government scheme. Both paths promised healing.

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Parry Agius Nov 11, 2025
Victorian Traditional Owners deserve fair go in critical minerals mining, peak body says

The peak body for Victorian Traditional Owners has warned ongoing delays to key legislation and the fast-tracking of project approvals risk excluding Traditional Owners from decisions about mining on...

Dechlan Brennan Dechlan Brennan Oct 24, 2025
Conference backs Indigenous leadership on waterfront and at sea

The first international conference for First Nations maritime workers was held in Sydney last week, bringing together delegates from Australia, the Pacific and the Americas.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Jul 29, 2025
Telco misconduct reinforces case for Indigenous leadership

Repeated misconduct by major telcos in selling to remote communities highlights the need to embed Indigenous leaders, a corporate adviser says.

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Keira Jenkins Jul 1, 2025
The Albanese government has a mandate – we need to see less talk and more action

When it comes to Indigenous economic empowerment, we need less talk and more action."Everyone has the policies and the principles. But it's all about the implementation," says Wayne Bergmann, a promin...

Using fashion as a catalyst for social change, community-driven brand Clothing The Gaps leads the way

Whether rallying for Indigenous rights, strolling down the street, or sipping coffee in a cafe on Wurundjeri country in Victoria - you're bound to have come across someone with a dual love for fashion...

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Maria Marouchtchak Jan 28, 2025
"Milestone moment for our people" : More than half a billion in funding on table for Aboriginal Territorians to benefit

$600 million-plus for investment into Aboriginal communities and businesses in the Northern Territory is an unprecedented opportunity with "immense potential", says the body tasked with the fund's dis...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Sep 27, 2024
The key to self-determination and autonomy for Aboriginal Territorians

As a young girl growing up in a town camp in Alice Springs, I listened to the stories of my Elders and their vision for our people, our communities and our country.

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Barbara Shaw Sep 25, 2024
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