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[…] owner Wayne ‘Liwingu’ McGinness, it quickly becomes evident that the man needs a bigger whiteboard. The small board on which Wayne currently records commissions for his marine- grade Aboriginal steel sculptures is full, with entries including Wesfarmers, the state governments of Victoria and the Northern Territory (NT), and the 2012 Australian Paralympian Team. Halfway […]

[…] banking and investment sectors and internationally. We draw inspiration from international models. The First Nations Finance Authority in Canada has raised over $CAD2.5 billion and achieved investment- grade credit ratings, enabling Indigenous participation in more than half of Canada’s renewable energy projects. In the United States, Alaska Native Corporations generate over $USD10.5 billion in […]

[…] pro bono culturally appropriate legal services at BAMS medical centres. Other initiatives in progress include establishing scholarship funds with the Australian Community Foundation and launching Indigenous Community Green Energy Projects to create sustainable job opportunities and strengthen rural infrastructure.  Supporters in progress  From humble beginnings to a thriving network of clinics, BAMS has become […]

Making our Mark In October we celebrated the 10 year anniversary of Indigenous Business Month (IBM) which showcased the theme 'Making our Mark' where we shared, celebrated and congratulated First Nations businsesses making their mark in the business sector. On socials we shared our 'Feel Good Fridays' and customer stories that feautred First Nations businesses. […]

[…] of 2023. Mine site rehabilitation is a critical aspect of the business for SX5. Ralph Keller explains the importance of from an Aboriginal perspective. “We’re making things green again, making Country good again. We’re making Country feel better,” said Ralph. “We’ve always been a great believer in technology,” he says. “What makes us different […]

[…] People plunder the lands and many mine sites will never be rehabilitated.” Ralph explains the importance of mine site rehabilitation from an Aboriginal perspective. “We’re making things green again, making Country good again. We’re making Country feel better.” While the company had been growing successfully throughout the years, in 2020, after several years of […]

[…] happen. IBA will help you, we’ll all help you.’ Final words Minister Wyatt – ‘I eventually want to see that when we give a contract for a grade separation on a major road that it’s a 100% Aboriginal owned business that wins that contract…On the pathway to having an Indigenous company in the top […]

[…] tenancies – Canberra, Sydney, Perth and Brisbane – are in buildings with 3.5 to 5 star energy ratings. The Canberra building is certified as a 5 star, Green Star Building and registered with the Green Building Council of Australia. These buildings use energy efficient technology including sensor lighting, and T5 fluorescent lighting tubes. Water […]

[…] 2025. One of the major highlights of this fiscal year was achieving development approval. Navigating through the regulatory landscape was no small feat, but we secured the green light to move ahead with the project. This milestone has paved the way for us to turn our vision into reality, and we cannot wait to […]

[…] in Canberra, Sydney and Brisbane are buildings containing Energy ratings of 3.5 to 5 star. IBA’s largest tenancy Canberra building, is currently certified as a 5 star, Green Star Building and registered with the Green Building Council of Australia. This building has been engineered to include significant measures to enhance its environmental performance. These […]