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The Federal Government is preparing to open the Indigenous business verification system to competitive tender for the first time, as changes to the Indigenous Procurement Policy (IPP) begin to reshape...
Western Australia accounted for $2.1 billion in Indigenous procurement spend in 2024-25, representing 36 per cent of total national spend with Supply Nation suppliers, according to a new report launch...
Australia's biggest awards for First Nations businesses are returning to Boorloo / Perth this year for the first time in more than a decade. Supply Nation's Supplier Diversity Awards will be held on t...
A selection of certified Indigenous-owned businesses specialising in products suitable for gifting and indulging over the holiday period have been selected to feature in Supply Nation's 2025 Festive S...
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...
When I wrote my first op-ed, it wasn't about personalities. It was about systems, representation, and truth. It called out how Aboriginal business keeps being left out of national economic discussions...
Broad concerns over conflicts of interest, contract integrity and misuse of Indigenous procurement programs have prompted the launch of a new AI-focused, transparency-driven certification register.
Naomi Anstess's opinion piece in the Indigenous Business Review, "Let's get this right: An likely unwanted opinion I am going to give anyway", is a passionate call for greater recognition of, and supp...
Supply Nation, a national certifier of Indigenous-owned enterprises whose database underpins much of Australia's corporate and government procurement, has deregistered a Queensland business following...
In 2020, when Peter George Remfrey's Queensland-based workforce company Pandanus Group announced a new partnership, he was introduced as "a proud Tiwi man of non-Indigenous descent".
Supply Nation has announced that its members have spent almost $6 billion with Indigenous businesses in the last financial year. In the financial year 2024-25, Supply Nation facilitated $5.
On a brisk August morning last week in Sydney, the energy at the International Convention Centre was palpable. Indigenous business leaders and representatives from some of Australia's largest corporat...
Federal Minister for Indigenous Australians Malarndirri McCarthy says the government is "deeply committed" to working with Indigenous people to support economic empowerment and self-determination.
