Indigenous business and housing ownership is on the up
Indigenous business and home ownership is on an upward trajectory. The role played by Indigenous owned and operated businesses in Australia's economy has expanded, contributing over $16 billion to the economy, and over $4.2 billion in wages. And Indigenous Business Australia has helped tens of thousands purchase their own home. No mean feat during this cost of living crisis. Laura Thompson, Co-Founder, Clothing the Gap Michelle Evans, Director of the Dilin Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership at Melbourne University and Melbourne Business School Kelly Keane, Associate Director, Indigenous Business Australia
The Economy, Stupid · Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Show Notes
Indigenous business and home ownership is on an upward trajectory.
The role played by Indigenous owned and operated businesses in Australia's economy has expanded, contributing over $16 billion to the economy, and over $4.2 billion in wages.
And Indigenous Business Australia has helped tens of thousands purchase their own home. No mean feat during this cost of living crisis.
- Laura Thompson, Co-Founder, Clothing the Gap
- Michelle Evans, Director of the Dilin Duwa Centre for Indigenous Business Leadership at Melbourne University and Melbourne Business School
- Kelly Keane, Associate Director, Indigenous Business Australia