Bagala Bus keeps moving

We are excited to have secured another three years of funding for the Bagala Remote Community Bus. The nine-seater bus travels five days a week between Barunga and Beswick and Katherine and was designed to provide residents of Barunga and Beswick with an affordable way to travel.

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Meet our new AIG Board Chair

We recently welcomed Elizabeth (Buffy) Gillett to the AIG Board Chair position. Buffy has been on the AIG Board since July 2022 representing the Borroloola-Barkly Region.

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Career opportunity | Chief Operating Officer

We are recruiting to fill our Chief Operating Officer role. We are looking for an energetic, versatile leader with exceptional financial management skills who can operate at the grass root and corporate level equally effectively.

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Competitive prices are in the bag

Continuing to make food security our priority! A recent price check in the AIG-managed Bagala Store in Barunga showcased our pricing success, with a shopping basket with 16 essential items (chosen by the local store committee) only $6.49 more expensive than Coles/Woolworths pricing.

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30 000 cycles completed!

Each one of the 30 000 cycles has contributed to the incredible reduction of scabies infections by up to 60 per cent, a crucial step in reducing the prevalence of rheumatic heart disease (RHD), a 100 per cent preventable condition in remote communities.

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Breaking the cycle of heart disease together

Our Remote Laundries project was privileged to join forces with the National Heart Foundation of Australia at the Barunga Festival this year to share knowledge about skin health for heart health.

Watch the impactful video from the festival.

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