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In remote Australia, unemployment continues to be one of the big issues facing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. But there are a growing number of communities that are finding new ways to create jobs and a better future for themselves and their families.

In Coober Pedy, school attendance rates have increased thanks to the community working together.

A remote community in the Northern Territory has led the charge in creating pathways for its residents with the delivery of new infrastructure to provide upskilling opportunities.

A new employment service is coming to remote Australia later this year to help people get job-ready. Tell us what you think about its draft Grant Opportunity Guidelines.

In remote Northern Territory communities, Community Engagement Police Officers (CEPOs) like First Class Constable Shane Blanchard provide a vital link in the process of building close relationships between locals and the police.