Federal Government
A $100 million joint investment from the Federal and New South Wales governments is set to boost First Nations vocational education and training across NSW ahead of National Closing the Gap Day.
Construction of Nyaal Banyul — a major centrepiece of Geelong's landmark $676 million waterfront development — has been completed.
Northern Territory Labor says its federal counterparts are aware of the party's change in position on the Lee Point development, even as the federal government continues to ignore requests for comment...
Three experienced directors have been appointed to the board of Outback Stores, the Commonwealth-owned company providing remote communities access to cheaper groceries and staple household items.
Small local tourism businesses in Central Australia have been offered a financial boost to leverage growing demand for Indigenous experiences in the sector. A $7.
Residents of the APY Lands in the far north of South Australia have experienced several power outages during the latest heatwave stifling the state, where temperatures have topped 40 degrees in many a...
The co-owner of a Supply Nation Certified majority Indigenous-owned construction company - M + J Builders - has become the fourth person charged with defrauding the Commonwealth of $71 million in rela...
The board of Master Builders Northern Territory has stood down M+ J Builders director Michael John Buckley from its board after he and two others were charged with fraud offences against the Commonwea...
New research shows investor backing of First Nations participation in clean energy projects offers mutual benefit for investors and Indigenous groups while reducing project risk, cost and delay.
"It makes us feel like they've got no trust in us, and how we handle our money," says Nyikina Elder Glenys Benning. She sits with three generations of family on the front lawn of her Derby home, an Ab...
Residents in some of Western Australia's most remote communities will soon receive better communication services after $3.2 million was committed to four new projects in key rural areas.
A new program to build home and life skills for families and communities in Central Australia has been strengthen with Federal Government support.
Major changes are coming to a free government service that helps welfare recipients manage their money. On Wednesday the federal government announced reforms to its Centrepay service it says will bett...