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Get a seat at the board table with IBA’s Elevate program

Update: Applications close date COB Monday 13 November. IBA’s Elevate program provides an opportunity for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals to develop their governance and leadership skills. Elevate is designed to build a pipeline of capable Indigenous non-executive directors for boards of IBA Investments subsidiary companies. It includes an observership position on an IBA […]

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Our IBA - meet Eric

An interview by our CareerTrackers intern Zenae Powell. Meet Eric Kalolo, Communications Associate. Where are you from? My heritage hales from the Pacific Island nation of Samoa, but I was born in New Zealand and moved to Australia when I was eight years of age. I am currently living in Brisbane, home to the Turrbal […]

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Celebrating 50 years and looking ahead

A message from our CEO   "This year, we celebrated 50 years of IBA. From home ownership to business success and financial wellbeing, the stories we’ve shared in 2025 remind us of the strength and determination within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Thank you to customers, partners, and the IBA team for making this journey possible. As we look […]

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Fit for life

Dr Alanna Sandell relocated her medical practice and family from NSW to WA with a burning desire to have a lasting impact on the health and wellbeing of current and future generations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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Woman of steel

A lifelong love of pulling things apart prompted Kristy to start her own business ownership within the construction industry. Spending 18 months researching the viability of her idea she and husband Jo approached IBA’s Business Development and Assistance Program for business support.

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IBA Media Release: IBA Annual Report 2024–25 showcases strong year of impact and growth 

Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) has released its Annual Report for 2024–25 which shows Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia are driving economic success, and building financial independence and long-term, economic prosperity.  The report showed that IBA achieved every KPI, and outlines key activities and achievements, including:  Distribution of $389.9 million in capital and […]

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Koori Knockout 2025: Showing Up, Listening Deeply, and Walking Together 

This year marked our second proud participation in the Koori Knockout a powerful, humbling, and deeply enriching experience. Alongside the belly laughs, hearty meals, and meaningful connections, we walked away with renewed purpose and insight.  More than a sporting event, the Koori Knockout is a cultural cornerstone. With an estimated 40,000 attendees, it stands as […]

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Building dreams: Pete and Kylie’s Journey to Home ownership

Meet Pete and Kylie who went from aspiring homeowners to proud first homeowners. Their journey is a powerful testament to what’s possible when determination meets the right support.  Like many aspiring homeowners, Pete and Kylie began their journey with hope and uncertainty. But with the guidance of IBA Home Loan Officer Michelle, they found not […]

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From Afterthought to Economic Powerhouse: IBA’s Next Chapter

NAIDOC Week 2025 arrives at a defining moment for Indigenous economic participation in Australia. As Chair of Indigenous Business Australia, I had the privilege of addressing our staff during this historic week under the theme “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy". This theme is more than symbolic. It captures the essence of the transformation […]

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Sister Sister - Empowering Financial Wellbeing

Desiree and her two younger sisters enjoyed sitting down for a yarn about life and what ‘financial wellbeing’ means to them. IBA recently hosted a workshop at Kurbingui Youth & Family Development to support the community on their financial goals. Kurbingui is an Aboriginal community-based and driven not-for-profit organisation that offers services to Aboriginal and […]

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