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Want to grow your Indigenous business? Learn how to pitch for government and corporate contracts 

Want to grow your Indigenous business? Learn how to pitch for government and corporate contracts  Join us for a free online Procurement Workshop to learn how to access real opportunities through government and corporate contracts. This workshop is designed to help you build on your knowledge and become more confident in pitching for large contracts.   […]

It’s back! IBA’s Home Loan Calculator returns.   

The IBA Home Loan Calculator is back online and ready to support you take the next step on your home ownership journey.   If you’ve visited our website before, you might remember our old Home Loan Calculator. Now that we have transitioned to our new lending system, we are excited to bring back a new and improved version […]

From Afterthought to Economic Powerhouse: IBA’s Next Chapter

NAIDOC Week 2025 arrives at a defining moment for Indigenous economic participation in Australia. As Chair of Indigenous Business Australia, I had the privilege of addressing our staff during this historic week under the theme “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy". This theme is more than symbolic. It captures the essence of the transformation […]

IBA Media Release: How First Nations Can Boost Australia's Productivity

Indigenous Business Australia’s (IBA’s) submission to the Treasurer’s Economic Reform Roundtable reveals how the First Nations ‘demographic dividend’ can boost Australia’s productivity by increasing labour force participation and enhancing innovation. The submission provides data and modelling centred around three drivers of economic prosperity – Population, Participation and Productivity. The submission reveals that when Aboriginal and […]

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