Wayne Bergmann
The audiobook version of Some People Want to Shoot Me, the memoir of Nyikina man Wayne Bergmann, has been released, bringing his story of cultural, political and personal struggle to a wider audience.
The Indigenous Business Review turns the spotlight on 10 Indigenous business leaders, highlighting their influential roles across diverse sectors, showcasing their contributions as drivers of economic...
Wayne Bergmann has traversed two very different worlds and cultures more than most, managing contrasting ethical and enterprising complexities that have earned much admiration, and a few enemies.
The representation of First Nations people and issues across the country's media landscape will be enhanced after Media Diversity Australia appointed prominent Indigenous business and community leader...
Professor Wayne Bergmann's address to the 11th Annual Aboriginal Economic Development Forum held in Darwin this week illustrated a damning gap between the promises made by resource companies and their...
In a significant keynote speech delivered to the 11th Annual Aboriginal Economic Development Forum held in Darwin, Professor Wayne Bergmann offered a compelling blueprint for tax reform that promises...
One of Australia's premier Aboriginal economic development events, which showcases the diversity and growth of Northern Territory businesses, will be held in Darwin this week.
National Indigenous Times (NIT) Executive Chairman, Wayne Bergmann, is set to speak at Google News Initiative's Australia Summit, which is being held in Sydney today.
Traditional Owners say they have not been consulted on the planned expansion of RAAF Base Curtin in Western Australia's far north. Rosita Shaw, director and cultural advisor with the Walalakoo Aborigi...
First Nations entrepreneur and academic Wayne Bergmann believes Indigenous businesses have been "locked out" of the Australian economy for far too long.
First Nations entrepreneur and proud Nyikina man Wayne Bergmann is stepping down from the board of the Kimberley Land Council to focus on creating economic empowerment for Traditional Owners.
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