Joint Venture Partnerships
Building wealth
Yarnteen Limited, an IBA partner in the Scarborough House property investment, increases its asset base size through the purchase of a share in the Port Botany Transfer Station.
Cultivating hope on Cummeragunga Farm
Located near the barmah Township in the Southern Riverina district of NSW, the Cummeragunga Farm is as a place rich in Aboriginal history and as a joint venture a fertile ground for training and employment opportunities.
Wild thing
Glamping out in the Mary River Wetlands.
Something old, something new
The Wildman Wilderness Lodge represents a great example of recycling in Australian tourism. The core buildings for the new resort were once better known as Wrotham Park Lodge, located in central Far North Queensland. In early November 2009, a team of builders and 18 triple road trains transported the dismantled lodge across the 2,800 kilometres to a warehouse in Darwin, ready to be reconstructed on the Wildman site.
Advancing and sustaining the commercial interest of the Gagudju Association
In 1998 the Gagudju Association fell into administration and was at great risk of losing the Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn and Gagudju Lodge Cooinda. Today, however, The Gagudju Association is building a strong and balanced operation and, with the support of IBA, is financially positioned to continue to acquire a greater share of two key iconic assets located in Traditional Country.
Sharing the Vibe
A joint venture between IBA and the Larrakia Development Corporation is expected to generate ongoing revenue, training and employment opportunities for the local Darwin Indigenous community.
Factory reopens
The reopening of Inverell’s former Nestle factory as an aquafeed factory has returned 25 new jobs to the Northern NSW township.
Gagudju Lodge Cooinda
Situated three hours from Darwin, Gagudju Lodge Cooinda offers access to the wonders of Kakadu National Park. In conjunction with Gagudju Association, IBA has rejuvenated the resort into a thriving business.
Mining opportunities in the Pilbara
The launch of the Purarrka Indigenous Mining Academy (PIMA) is addressing the training and employment needs of Indigenous Australians in Western Australia.
Ngarda Civil & Mining (PDF 431 KB, new window)
A highly successful joint venture between the Ngarda Ngarli Yarndu Foundation, IBA and Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd.
Multi-million upgrade approved for Mungo Lodge (PDF 545KB, new window)
A complete redevelopment of Mungo Lodge was completed in 2008, with around 98 per cent of the capital injection into the lodge flowing on to local businesses.
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