Using Grants as Strategic Tools to Achieve Better Economic and Community Development in Northern Australia

Mhairi Cowden & Hudson Delves, Nous Group

Self-Determination Empowers First Nations to Control Their Economic Destiny, Fostering Autonomy and Resilience

Catherine Fairlie, Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation            

Building A Diverse and Skilled Workforce: Harnessing the Power of Migration For Sustainable Development In Northern Australia

Karen Huang, Northwest Multicultural Association WA Inc

Promoting Connectivity and Trade in Northern Australia: Leveraging the Economic Potential of the Indo-Pacific Region

Karen Huang, Northwest Multicultural Association WA Inc.       

Maximising Social Impact for First Nation’s People

Francois Langlois, Ngarliyarndu Bindirri Aboriginal Corporation

Digital Infrastructure as a Strategic Asset: Building Resilience in The Indo-Pacific

Michael Lewis, Auda           

Unlocking the Global Economy Through Local Digitalisation

Michael Lewis, Auda           

Navigating the Currents: Shaping Migration Momentum for a Dynamic Future

Melanie Macfarlane, MMMigration And Recruitment    

Hann Expedition Of 1872 – The Role of Colonial Botanical Collections as Tools for Facilitating Truth Telling

Tony Matchett, TNQ Drought Innovation Hub

Year 9, 240 Bed, Remote Boarding School With 50% Remote Indigenous And 50% Urban Students

Ross McDonald, Capital Guardians        

Incorporating Communities’ Strengths into Progression of Sport as a Means to Create More Resilient Communities

Associate Professor Kylie Radel, Central Queensland University

How to Build an Entrepreneurial & Startup Ecosystem in Northern Australia

Dante St James, Darwin Innovation Hub / Paspalis Innovation Investment Fund