Indigenous business and housing ownership is on the up
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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
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