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Kinaway Chamber of Commerce to host World Indigenous Business Forum

Indigenous businesses from across the world will gather in Melbourne next month for a leading international forum focused on promoting Indigenous economic empowerment and entrepreneurship.

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Brendan Foster Sep 22, 2025
Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation marks 30th birthday with podcast launch

The Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation has marked its 30th anniversary by launching a podcast featuring Indigenous leaders who have been involved in the organisation's three-decade journey.

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Brendan Foster Jun 2, 2025
Indigenous entrepreneur Tara Croker recognised globally for her leadership

Indigenous entrepreneur Tara Croker has been recognised on the global stage with one of the top gongs at the 2025 Women Changing the World Awards.

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Brendan Foster Apr 8, 2025
New chief executive of Torres Strait Regional Authority

Proud Dauareb man Charlie Kaddy is the new chief executive of the Torres Strait Regional Authority. The federal government appointed Mr Caddy, from the Meriam Nation to the role for three years on Fri...

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Brendan Foster Feb 14, 2025
Mystery surrounds sudden closure of Indigenous Northern Territory construction firm

Mystery surrounds the future of an Indigenous construction firm in the Northern Territory after it abruptly ceased trading, and the chief executive quit.

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Brendan Foster Feb 6, 2025
First Nations-owned wine company's sales skyrocket after international expansion

Leading First Nations-owned wine company Mt Yengo is popping the champagne after the company's sales went through the roof after further expansion into the international market.

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Brendan Foster Dec 2, 2024
Charity status boosts First Nations business i24s' efforts to tackle homelessness

A Western Australian First Nations business will be able to boost its services to tackle homelessness after registering as a charity organisation.

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Brendan Foster Nov 2, 2024
Surge in complaints by First Nations people to Australian Financial Complaints Authority

The number of complaints made by First Nations people related to financial disputes has surged by 25 per cent in the last financial year, according to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

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Brendan Foster Oct 29, 2024
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