Governance
The AIATSIS Summit on the Gold Coast has heard Pacific leaders call for traditional knowledge to be treated as a living system for governance, education, climate response and leadership.
Key points• New APY general manager Trent Wilkinson says sacking breached code of conduct• Lawyers for Mr Wilkinson have said his position still stands• 'Sacking' follows APY governance...
Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation has been served with a default notice by Perpetual, its trustee, after the resignation of two expert directors left the organisation below the minimum number of director...
There is an uncomfortable truth about how leadership and governance spaces in this country operate. They are not always built on merit alone. They are built on familiarity. On visibility.
There is a quiet yet powerful shift happening across Australia led by First Nations women who are not only building businesses, but reshaping the systems around them.
The perspectives of First Nations employees in the workplace will feature heavily in a new Australian podcast which aims to shift the leadership conversation from optics to accountability.
Samoa has taken its village-based approach to justice for women and girls to the global stage, outlining how community leadership, national legislation and local investment are shaping support systems...
Jade Appo Ritchie does not slip quietly into a room. She arrives, and people notice. Not because she is loud, but because she is present. She moves through the space easily, greeting, laughing, leanin...
On Ngarrindjeri Country in South Australia, a project engineer sits alongside Elders, listening to stories of resilience and cultural survival.
Federal funding cuts have forced Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S), to end its mental health counselling program, prompting concern from First Nations Canadians who rely on the service.
The Pacific Network on Globalisation (PANG) has warned a new critical minerals agreement between the Cook Islands and the United States could move the region closer to deep-sea mining.
The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) has appointed Wyatt Cook-Revell as a Non-Executive Director, strengthening Indigenous representation and lived experience on its Board.
The Western Australian government has formally recognised a new partnership with Aboriginal leaders in the Kimberley, aimed at improving wellbeing outcomes for young people across the region.
