National Indigenous Australians Agency
Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Kerrynne Liddle says the federal department responsible for First Nations policy is failing to meet key Closing the Gap targets.
The National Indigenous Business Chamber's Alliance (NIBCA) has welcomed Supply Nation's decision to introduce face-to-face verification interviews for Certified Indigenous businesses, describing it a...
Hundreds of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family members travelled from remote communities to gather in Townsville for NRL Cowboys House's annual NAIDOC celebration at the weekend.
National Indigenous Australians Agency chief executive Jody Broun has announced she will be stepping down from her role on Friday 29 August. In a statement on Monday, Federal Minister for Indigenous A...
A new jointly-compiled dictionary is supporting the preservation of the language of the Ngardi people of Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
The aspirations of First Nations leaders to become directors is being supported through the First Nations Director Scholarship Program 2024-2026.
Researchers from the University of Adelaide's business school have received a $330,000 grant to foster economic development for First Nations communities.
60 Indigenous children aged nine to 13 from some of the most remote communities in Australia have made a transformative journey to the nation's capital, Canberra, as part of the Indigenous Marathon Fo...
Two women will lead the Anindilyakwa Land Council board, following elections for the Northern Territory-based organisation. Cherelle Wurrawilya was elected chair and Ida Mamarika as deputy chair.
Senator Lidia Thorpe has shone a spotlight on more than $41 million in funding from the National Indigenous Australians Agency being given to the AFL and NRL.
More than 400 Indigenous students from across the Kimberley have gathered at Broome's Cable Beach to celebrate their completion of the Kimberley Connected program.
An elite group of Indigenous business leaders from across the country have been earmarked for future boardroom roles. The 45 experienced executives were the inaugural recipients of the federal governm...
The organisation with the biggest national database of First Nations businesses has supported the federal government's plan to strengthen eligibility criteria under its Indigenous Procurement Policy.