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Recent natural disasters

Has your home or business been impacted by fire in NSW or floods in Victoria? If you have an IBA home loan or a business finance product with us, and have been impacted by cyclone damage, we want to reassure you and your family that IBA is here in times of need. Our customers impacted […]

Inspiring a togetherness for more than a month

IBA’s communications intern and Wiradjuri woman, Zenae Powell, sat down for a yarn with Indigenous Business Month (IBM) co-founder, Dr Michelle Evans, about all things IBM – a month dedicated to celebrating Indigenous businesses, leaders and people within the sector. Michelle is an Associate Professor at Melbourne University and involved in many community-based actions that […]

Video story: Mack Construction

“The best thing about owning his own business is the flexibility to spend time with family”, says Arrernte man Reuben Mack, the owner of Mack Construction NT . He generously shares his experience as a business owner, and some very relatable and valuable tips about running your own business. Mack Construction NT is proudly an Aboriginal-owned […]

Interest rate changes

The interest rates for some IBA home loans are changing based on market conditions.  All impacted customers will be notified in writing about the change to their interest rate and loan repayment amount. Interest rate changes will come into effect on 15 November 2023.  We have a range of resources available on our website including […]

Our IBA- Meet Jenna

About Jenna I am a proud Kija woman from the Kimberley Region in Western Australia, but I grew up in Hobart Tasmania. I now live in Perth (Boorloo), Western Australia and have been there for over eleven years.  I purchased my first Home Loan with IBA 16 years ago in Hobart which set me up […]

Interest rate changes

The interest rates for some of IBA home loans are changing based on market conditions. All impacted customers have been notified, in writing, about the change to their interest rate and loan repayment amount. Interest rate changes will come into effect on 14 September 2023. We have a range of resources available on our website […]

Alice Springs and Darwin office moves

Both our Alice Springs and Darwin offices have moved to new premises. The new addresses are below. You can also always find up-to-date IBA office locations on our office locations map here. Darwin / Larrakia Country Office address: Unit 4, 21 Parap Road, Parap, NT 0820 Postal address: PO Box 880, Parap, NT, 0820 Phone: […]

Our Corporate Plan 2023-24 is published!

Our Corporate Plan 2023-24 is now published. The plan lays out our key activities and pathways to prosperity alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. By growing our net assets to $2.5 billion over the next five years we will be able to support more than 10,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. “Managing, growing, […]

IBA Shared Equity

IBA are constantly looking for new ways to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people achieve their goals of home ownership, running a business, and investing in their future. In response to the growing housing crisis and some customers being priced out of their local markets, we’ve launched a new product called IBA Shared Equity […]

Girl Boss behaviour in home ownership

A proud Adnyamathanha woman from South Australia, Narelle grew up in a small country town with only a couple of hundred people where everyone knows one another. She never thought it would be possible to own her first home but set her sights on making it happen. Looking for a change in pace, Narelle moved […]

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