Fortescue
Adelaide Gibbs, a proud Kamilaroi woman from Namoi Waters Way, near Coonabarabran, is the latest First Nations leader to take part in Fortescue's CEO for a Day program.
It's been a relationship a decade in the making for the Kurtarra Cape Joint Venture and Fortescue, one that has grown in significance. KCU has recently undertaken a capital program enabling Kurtarra t...
The mining sector has long been a driving force behind economic opportunities for Indigenous businesses, with companies like Fortescue actively backing Traditional Owners to build enterprises that cre...
In a landmark initiative set to commence in mid-2025, Fortescue, in collaboration with BHP, has pledged up to $22 million over the next five years to launch the Hedland and Newman Safe Spaces programs...
Fortescue is proud to support Tahnee Ransfield, a First Nations student from the Pilbara, through the MADALAH Scholarship Program, as she is appointed the MADALAH Head Girl for 2025.
Fortescue has partnered with NAB to unlock capital for First Nations businesses in Western Australia, reinforcing what company describes as its "strong commitment to driving sustainable communities".
Seven Pilbara initiatives including a traditional bush medicine 'pharmacy', the installation of green power solutions and a 'Scoot 'n' Ride' school upgrade project will share in $123,000 of funding th...
The value of Commonwealth contracts won by First Nations businesses has reached $10 billion, with growth across key sectors and emerging industries projected to only rise.
At the Supply Nation Connect 2024 panel discussion on Business Growth held on 28 August, strong contributions from all participants, particularly Gordon Cole, Director of First Australians Capital, an...
Rosli Wheelock's journey to becoming a prominent figure in the mining industry and a key player at resource giant Fortescue is a testament to his resilience, vision, and commitment to Indigenous empow...
First Nations social advocate and lawyer Noel Pearson has joined the board of Fortescue Metals, it was announced today to the Australian Stock Exchange.
Fortescue signed a five-year agreement with First Nations supplier, Ngoonee, this month to supply two water carts to service its Solomon iron ore operations in the Pilbara.
Fortescue, in collaboration with Curtin University and the Pilbara Kimberley University Centres, recently launched a pilot program providing the company's First Nations employees with an opportunity t...