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Some of Australia’s top Indigenous and non-Indigenous musicians will perform at the 2014 Apology concert, a national event celebrating the anniversary of the Government’s Apology to Australia’s Stolen Generations.

Some people work for many years in a job that they find unfulfilling before they decide to take the necessary steps to find their dream job. One of those people who took that step was Sherrie-Lee Rediger, a single mum with two children from Grafton in northern NSW.

Women’s Business 2nd Chance Hub is supporting Indigenous women of Greater Western Sydney to get into the workforce or to begin their own business.

The Aurukun Koolkan Community School Remote School Attendance Strategy (RSAS) team formed a plan and through working with school staff, parents and other stakeholders, are increasing school attendance.

Sonya Pearce, a Gooreng Gooreng woman from Brisbane, who resides in Sydney, is the first Indigenous woman to receive a PhD in entrepreneurship.