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2021-22 Evaluation Work Plan now available in digital format
The new NIAA digital Evaluation Work Plan delivers on our commitment to sharing information about evaluations affecting the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Basil Joshua Dawson & Ors v Commonwealth of Australia
The Applicants and the Commonwealth have successfully reached a mediated outcome in the matter of Basil Joshua Dawson & Ors v Commonwealth of Australia and have executed a deed of settlement.
Roebourne Prison: Improving inmate health and wellbeing by radio
Inmates of Roebourne Prison in the Pilbara of Western Australia are keeping in touch with their family via music and messages broadcast on Indigenous community radio.
Bringing Culture back to men on Matuwa Kurrara Kurrara IPA
The return to Country of Martu people from the community of Wiluna in WA plays an important role in knowledge sharing and connecting the community to their heritage.
Indigenous Digital Inclusion Plan – discussion paper (September 2021)
Flori King-Smith: Preparing young Indigenous women to succeed in STEM
Flori King-Smith, a graduate of the Teachers of STEM Initiative, is supporting young Indigenous women to succeed in STEM subjects at school and find a fulfilling career.
ISEP discussion paper submissions
Virtual Town Hall – Q & A Sessions for Indigenous Skills and Employment Program
New remote engagement program discussion paper now available for comment
We are reforming the way employment services are delivered to people living in remote Australia.
Public Interest Disclosure (PID)
NIAA 2021–22 Corporate Plan now available
The National Indigenous Australians Agency is proud to present its 2021-22 Corporate Plan, which sets our key priorities and direction over the next four years to 2024–25.
It outlines the significant activities and expected performance the Agency will deliver over the coming years.
CATSI Amendment Bill exposure draft consultation Summary Report
The exposure draft of the CATSI Amendment Bill (the Bill) was published on the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) website on 8 July 2021 and was open for feedback through to 9 August 2021 to provide feedback on the draft legislation.
Land rights reforms introduced to Parliament to empower Aboriginal Territorians
On 25 August 2021, almost 55 years to the day after the Wave Hill walk-off paved the way for Aboriginal land rights in the Northern Territory, the Minister for Indigenous Australians, the Hon Ken Wyatt AM, MP has introduced a new set of reforms into the parliament.
Launch of roundtables for a National Roadmap to advance Indigenous skills, jobs and wealth creation
A vision of better connecting Indigenous Australians to economic opportunity is coming to life with roundtables beginning for a new National Roadmap for Indigenous Skills, Jobs and Wealth Creation.
Gregory National Park / Victoria River Land Claim No.167 and Legune Area Land Claim No.188 Report
This report presents the findings and recommendations of the Aboriginal Land Commissioner (Commissioner) following an inquiry into the Gregory National Park / Victoria River Land Claim (Application No.