Employment
The Queensland Government has expanded a workforce grants program aimed at creating more training and employment opportunities for Indigenous Queenslanders.
A group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander graduates are a step closer to a potential career with Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) after completing an Indigenous pathway program.
Karlka Pastoral and Meat & Livestock Australia have begun a three-year program to build the business, train young Nyiyaparli people and explore a Pilbara beef brand of their own.
The Kimberley Land Council (KLC), Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre (KALACC), Kimberley Language Resource Centre (KLRC), Aarnja and Empowered Young Leaders have released the Wuggubun Stateme...
WA Government grants provided under the Native Title Party Capacity Building Program are helping Aboriginal organisations expand their workforces, improve governance and enhance services that support...
The Western Australian Government has announced the awarding of more than $8 million through the second round of the Aboriginal Employee Housing Grants Program.
Indigenous business leaders have been striving for decades to grow and empower employees. Now, a new indicator has been developed to track the goal to Close the Gap on Indigenous Employment by 2031The...
RMIT University has partnered with First Nations community members and organisations to launch Rethinking Criminal Record Checks (RCRC), a new suite of resources that aims to support Aboriginal and To...
For more than 15 years, Kennelly Constructions has built a reputation for delivering quality projects while creating opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
An Aboriginal-owned construction company building trade pathways for First Nations workers has been recognised for its social impact across Western Australia.
Proud Gunggandji man and former Royal Australian Air Force veteran Daniel Joinbee hopes that one of the first people to walk on Mars will be an Indigenous astronaut.
The federal government says it has reached the halfway point of its Remote Jobs and Economic Development Program (RJED), with 3,000 new jobs approved.
The steps from project to employment have never been clearer than in Community Owned Enterprises' Pathways to Trade Skills Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) project in Doomadgee this year.