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[…] hosting home ownership workshops for 1,334 First Nations people. Providing new business finance to 160 customers, enabling them to start or expand their ventures. Facilitating business capability building workshops for 590 entrepreneurs, equipping them with the necessary skills to thrive in the business world. Approximately 5% of our home loan customers successfully transitioning to […]

[…] she received the news her family would have to move out of the rental property that they had been living in for 12 years. With the pressure building and the uncertainty of where she would relocate her family, she decided to make her next move: from renter to homeowner. Nikea and her children. Nikea’s […]

Vanessa Elliott is a Jaru woman from the Kimberley and desert region. Her bush name is Wunyadee and skin name Nanjilli / Nungaray with strong kinship and cultural connections  in WA, NT, SA and QLD. She joined the IBA Board in May 2020. We caught up with Vanessa for a quick yarn to get to […]

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[…] an Aboriginal owned contracting company in Eastern Guruma country in the Pilbara of Western Australia. They provide services to companies in the area such as mine site building, manufacture and installation, mobile concrete batch plant operations and site rehabilitation. Company directors, Ralph and Cherie Keller of SX5 Group, and Kenzie Smith, of the Eastern […]

IBA partnered with SBS Small Business Secrets again this year to feature four First Nations businesses doing what they do best. The segments were featured on SBS and NITV, and this was the third year we have supported the production of the series. SBS produced a special NAIDOC segment that kicked off the week and wrapped […]

When Melbourne-based designer Corina Muir couldn’t find the right sustainable clothing for her baby daughter, she decided to start her own clothing range, Amber Days – and her Indigenous designs are now in demand worldwide. The Yorta Yorta and Boonwurrung woman talks about the importance of ethical clothing that is a collaborative effort with other […]

When speaking with Reece Dumbell and Dean Sardellis, the co-founders of the Cameron Wellness Centre, their organisational values of Family – Community – Trust – Respect shine through in every word. They started the Cameron Wellness Centre, a progressive and holistic treatment centre, after their wives (who are best friends) introduced them. Over time they […]

Final article in a series of three.  Reproduced from The Guardian Labs. First published 9 March 2020. Meet Kylie and Naomi, who are great examples of how Indigenous home ownership changes lives long after the SOLD sticker goes up. The ability to buy a home and pass it on to the next generation has been […]

[…] refurbished store and thank the community for its patience. Chair of Julalikari Linda Turner said the reopening of the store was an exciting day. She said, “This building, this business and the services and goods to be provided, represents our future as a town." Video done by Indigenous production company from Alice Springs NT […]