Networking opportunity too good to miss
AIG joined NT Business Events on their tour to Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney to meet their contacts across Australia, NZ and Asia.
AIG joined NT Business Events on their tour to Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney to meet their contacts across Australia, NZ and Asia.
Bagala Aboriginal Corporation will transition into a model of self-management. This is a crucial step towards self-determination.
Our Strategic Plan focuses on four areas: property management, business support services, Remote Laundries project & AIG Member Buying Group.
Tom Hutton, Griff Loughnan & Zac Haines raised over $35k for the project through sponsorship to run the 140km Larapinta Run ultra marathon. LEGENDS!!
The Barunga Festival is a time for celebration, but also an important money earner for the Bagala Aboriginal Corporation. Thanks to everyone who came and helped 😁
At AIG we foster an engaged and proactive relationship with our board, they are our most valuable asset. Our board drive our projects, how we work, where we work and who we work with.
Independence from NLC will allow AIG to operate autonomously and allow for AIG and NLC to work together in ways that previously could have been perceived as a conflict of interest.
Having an Aboriginal hub; a place where Aboriginal people can easily access services they need in one place has long been a goal for AIG. We’re pleased to say we’ve achieved our goal with the arrival of new tenant Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory (APO NT).
Last week Her Honour the Honourable Vicki O’Halloran AO visited the Remote Laundries project in Casuarina to meet the team and learn about plans to expand the project further in remote NT.
A new discount card for locals has been launched at the Wirib Community Store in Timber Creek to make groceries more affordable.
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