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Regina Rogers, a grandmother and proud Warndarrang woman from Arnhem Land, is about to complete her Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Studies) through Macquarie University. Her journey began on-Country at the Wuyagiba Study Hub, where she was part of the very first cohort.

Through the RISE education program, Indigenous students are thriving — excelling academically, growing in confidence, and deepening their cultural connections.

Across remote First Nations communities in Australia, reliable internet access is transforming lives. Thanks to the NBN Community Wi-Fi Program, communities like Gan Gan, Fitzroy Crossing, and Mungkarta are experiencing new opportunities in education, connection, and everyday life.

For students receiving scholarship through the Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme (PHMSS), the opportunity to pursue a career in health is more than a personal goal — it’s a continuation of a legacy.

The Murra Program is opening new doors for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students by creating supportive pathways into successful careers in the Australian Public Service (APS).

Since 2018, the Indigenous and Remote Eye Service (IRIS) program has been restoring sight and independence for First Nations people across the Northern Territory.

First Nations parents Rosemary and Daniel are building brighter futures for themselves and their families through the Parent Pathways program.

A partnership approach between the Australian Electoral Commission and First Nations communities is leading change by connecting people with culturally safe voting information and opportunities.