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Voice Co-Design Senior Advisory Group Communique

Indigenous Affairs
13th November 2019
Canberra - Wednesday, 13 November, 2019 The Senior Advisory Group guiding the co-design process to develop an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voice met for the first time in Canberra today. The Group comprises 19 members drawn from a broad cross section of the Australian community. Members have a range of backgrounds and bring different experiences and expertise to the table. The Minister provided an opening statement to the Group and media, noting the historic opportunity presented by...

Indigenous Voice Co-design fact sheet

Indigenous Affairs
7th November 2019
The Australian Government has commenced a co-design process to define the details of Indigenous voices at the local, regional and national levels. The next 12 months will consist of two stages to develop and refine models.

Tailored Assistance Employment Grants - Initial Proposal Form

Indigenous Affairs
1st November 2019
This document is an Initial Proposal Form relating to Tailored Assistance Employment Grants (TAEG) under the Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS). This Initial Proposal Form will assist you to work with the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) to identify potential projects for TAEG funding under the IAS.

Tailored Assistance Employment Grants application kit

Indigenous Affairs
1st November 2019
Tailored Assistance Employment Grants connect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with real and sustainable jobs. There are three streams of funding: Employment, School-based traineeships and Cadetships. Where funding is available, organisations will be able to apply for Tailored Assistance Employment Grants funding at any time.

Tailored Assistance Employment Grants fact sheet

Indigenous Affairs
1st November 2019
Tailored Assistance Employment Grants connect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with real and sustainable jobs. There are three streams of funding: Employment, School-based traineeships and Cadetships. Where funding is available, organisations will be able to apply for Tailored Assistance Employment Grants funding at any time.

Family Violence Prevention Legal Services National Evaluation Report

Indigenous Affairs
29th October 2019
In 2017 Charles Darwin University was commissioned by NIAA (formerly the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet) to undertake an impact evaluation of the Family Violence Prevention Legal Service program, including whether program objectives and outcomes were being achieved and if providers were meeting the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims/survivors of family violence and sexual assault. This evaluation was completed in July 2019.

IEC Annual Report 2018-19

Indigenous Affairs
18th October 2019
The annual report from the Chair of the Indigenous Evaluation Committee, Distinguished Professor Maggie Walter, provides a summary of key areas of advice the Committee provided through 2018-19.

Evaluation Capability Building Plan 2019-20

Indigenous Affairs
18th October 2019
The Evaluation Capability Plan for 2019-20 provides a road map of actions to build evaluation capability and strengthen the evaluation culture in the NIAA.

Indigenous Tourism Fund: Discussion Paper

Indigenous Affairs
14th October 2019
On 24 April 2019, the Government announced $40 million over four years for an Indigenous Tourism Fund (ITF) to support Indigenous tourism businesses start-up or expand As part of the announcement, the Government committed to extensive consultation with Indigenous stakeholders before finalising details of the ITF. This will ensure the final design of the ITF program is appropriate, useful and best meets the needs of the sector so that it can strengthen and grow. This discussion paper is a...

Remote School Attendance Strategy Operational Framework 2019

Indigenous Affairs
4th October 2019
The RSAS Operational Framework establishes the minimum requirements for the establishment, operation and management of the Remote School Attendance Strategy (RSAS). It provides a practical resource to support RSAS Providers to deliver RSAS in remote communities.

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