Economic Justice
When it comes to Indigenous economic empowerment, we need less talk and more action."Everyone has the policies and the principles. But it's all about the implementation," says Wayne Bergmann, a promin...
The Federal Court this week approved the WA government's settlement payment of $180 million to thousands of eligible Aboriginal workers whose wages were stolen under racist government policies through...
First Nations people have fallen further behind in the jobs market, according to a report released Thursday by Australia's largest not-for-profit employment services provider.
$600 million-plus for investment into Aboriginal communities and businesses in the Northern Territory is an unprecedented opportunity with "immense potential", says the body tasked with the fund's dis...
As a young girl growing up in a town camp in Alice Springs, I listened to the stories of my Elders and their vision for our people, our communities and our country.
The five Native American tribes in Idaho have a combined economic impact of US$1.45 billion (AUD 2.15 billion), according to a study by a University of Idaho economist, but "capture only a fraction of...
When I stopped off to get fuel yesterday before work, a fight broke out between some members of our community. I know both families who were fighting.
Ballardong and Whadjuk Traditional Owner Rebecca Blurton says it's time for economic reconciliation for First Nations people "not just some morning teas".
First Nations entrepreneur and academic Wayne Bergmann believes Indigenous businesses have been "locked out" of the Australian economy for far too long.
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