Leadership can look like many things—but for Isaiah Dawe, it begins with truth-telling, healing, and showing others what’s possible. A proud Butchulla and Gawara man, Isaiah is the founder and CEO of ID. Know Yourself, an organisation that’s changing the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in out-of-home care across Australia. Isaiah’s […]
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As we settle into the rhythm of the year, now is a good time to take stock of where the job market is heading—and what it means for your next move. Whether you’re actively applying, thinking about upskilling, or just tuning into the shifts in your industry, being aware of what’s changing (and what’s not)
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Tell us about you and your mob? My name is Destiny Kynuna, and I am a proud Wunumara and Kokobera woman. I am a dedicated medical doctor, a loving mother to a beautiful boy and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and I have a passion for learning and experiencing new things. I am also blessed
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We’ve all been there—sitting in an interview, feeling confident, when suddenly, an unexpected question stops us in our tracks. Your heart races, your mind scrambles, and you search for the perfect response. It’s a daunting moment, but the good news is that with the right strategies, you can turn this challenge into an opportunity to
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Creating a happy and engaged workforce isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s a critical driver of productivity, retention, and overall business success. Recent insights into workplace trends highlight the growing need for better pay, flexibility, mental health support, and career development as key priorities for employees in Australia and beyond. Employee satisfaction isn’t just about morale—it has
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For Allira Potter, wellness is more than just an industry—it’s a personal and cultural responsibility. A proud Yorta Yorta woman, Allira has dedicated her life to fostering safe, inclusive spaces where First Nations people can access healing that reflects their identity, experiences, and heritage. Her journey is not just one of individual success but of
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At Indigenous Employment Australia (IEA), we’ve had the privilege of witnessing the incredible strength, resilience, and brilliance of women across all industries. From corporate boardrooms to classrooms, community organizations to creative industries—women continue to shape, lead, and uplift our workplaces and communities. Yet, too many still hold themselves back, trapped in a cycle of ‘undering’—a
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Job interviews aren’t just about proving you’re the right candidate—they’re also your chance to evaluate whether the company and role are right for you. Yet, many job seekers focus only on answering questions and miss the opportunity to ask meaningful ones in return. At Indigenous Employment Australia, we encourage job seekers to approach interviews with
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One of the most important career lessons? Your path won’t always be linear. At Indigenous Employment Australia, we often see job seekers questioning their next move—wondering if stepping into a new role, industry, or opportunity means “starting over.” The truth is, career growth isn’t just about climbing a ladder—it’s about evolving, adapting, and making choices
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For over 25 years, Nornie Bero, a proud Island woman from the Komet Tribe of the Meriam people in the Torres Strait, has been on a mission to change the way Australia experiences food. Through her passion for Indigenous ingredients and cultural storytelling, she has not only built a thriving business but also redefined the
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