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Twenty disadvantaged Indigenous job seekers have gained basic skills to re-enter the workforce after completing Ngarda’s Work Start Basics Residential Project, commissioned by the Department Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).

Twenty Indigenous rangers in Far North Queensland have recently started the journey to become marine park inspectors with compliance qualifications that will help protect the Great Barrier Reef.

Twenty year old Isiah Glancey from Adelaide is on a path to a fulfilling career in the plumbing industry thanks to assistance from the Trainee & Apprentice Placement Service.

Lisa Fatnowna is an Ambassador and Mentor for the Aspire to be Deadly program. Telling young Indigenous women that nothing is impossible.

The health and preservation of the Great Barrier Reef is set to increase after the Yuku-Baja-Muliku Rangers gained their Certificate IV in Government Statutory Compliance, giving them the necessary tools and legal support to protect it.