We could not do what we do without the support of individuals, such as Dr David Bertholini, an incredible supporter who has donated monthly since 2020. Recently, Aboriginal Investment Group CEO, Elizabeth Morgan-Brett sat down with David to understand more about what motivated him to contribute to the Remote Laundries project.
Since 2021, Dr Gokula Chandran has been visiting our Casuarina laundry. But it’s not just to do his washing. Armed with a coffee or two, Chandran started visiting the laundry and quickly struck up a good relationship with Sam and the team, and they have been friends since.
Sam was our first Darwin laundry attendant. Very quickly, Sam became instrumental in the success of the laundry. Take the time to read his story and you will see for yourself.
The key to our success is to work together with communities and engage key partners whose values align with ours to strengthen our service capabilities.
After four years of working with the Wirib (WAC) and Gunamu (GAC) Aboriginal Corporation to manage their business on their behalf, we will transition management of the Wirib Store, Café and Tourism Park back to WAC and GAC at the end of the month.
Opened in 2019, the Barunga laundry was the Remote Laundries pilot program. Four years later, the community cannot imagine life without it.
On Christmas Eve, the one-in-fifty-year rain event caused widespread damage to the Wirib Store and Tourism Park, an Indigenous-owned Park in Timber Creek.
Another massive year for AIG documented in our 2021/22 Annual Report. Full of information about our core business and projects.
AGMs are a great opportunity for corporations to plan for the future, and a common theme at all the meetings last week was self-determination.
If you’re an Aboriginal corporation or business we can help you succeed with our business support services.
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