Tell us about you and your mob? Nunga! I am Amy, a proud Arabana & Ngarrindjeri woman. I was born and raised in a town called Port Augusta which is home to many Indigenous people across South Australia. Tell us about your career? I commenced my career working for Services Australia. I enjoyed my time […]
Mr. Kim Collard, a proud Balladong/Wadjuk Elder of the Noongar Nation, and the 2024 Male Elder of the Year NAIDOC Award recipient, is the embodiment of dedication to community, culture, and leadership. His life’s work has touched the hearts and lives of many, both within Indigenous communities and across wider Western Australian society. Through his
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Asking for a raise can be daunting, and many people make the mistake of framing their request by comparing their salary to others—whether it’s the average market rate or what a colleague is earning. While it might seem logical to base your argument on these comparisons, this approach often backfires. Here’s why this strategy could
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As a proudly Aboriginal-owned and operated civil construction business, Birubi is dedicated to creating meaningful employment opportunities for Aboriginal people across rural, regional, and metropolitan South Australia. With a strong commitment to training and career development, Birubi is paving the way for future generations of Indigenous workers in the construction industry. Founded by former Rugby
At the heart of Adelaide, The Circle – First Nations Entrepreneur Hub stands as a beacon of support and innovation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses in South Australia. Established through the Adelaide City Deal, in partnership with the Australian and South Australian Governments, The Circle has become a central hub for empowering Indigenous entrepreneurs by helping them
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Tell us about you and your mob?I’m a Bundjalung man, and I grew up on the Gold Coast. We grew up around the salt water. I have brothers and our late mum brought us up. Tell us about your career? I have a different path than most people in the profession, most of my working
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For many Australians, Professor Tom Calma AO is more than an advocate for Indigenous rights; he is a symbol of hope, strength, and resilience. Growing up as a proud Kungarakan and Iwaidja man in the Northern Territory, Professor Calma’s early experiences shaped his passion for social justice. His life has been driven by a mission
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In today’s current market, many job seekers experience the frustration of submitting countless applications without hearing back. This “ghosting” phenomenon leaves many wondering what they could be doing wrong, especially Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders looking to enter or advance in industries where representation is still growing. The answer often lies in how you showcase
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Why Doing Your Job Well Isn’t Enough for Promotion Many people enter the corporate world believing that hard work, hitting targets, and excelling in their role will naturally lead to career advancement. After all, we’ve been conditioned to think that success is a result of dedication and performance. But here’s the hard truth: in most
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As spring starts to take hold, and the year winds down, many people start to reflect on their lifestyle and careers, particularly those who may be considering new opportunities or transitioning into different industries. This time of year offers a natural time for self-reflection, and it’s common for individuals to assess whether they are on
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