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Appointments January 26, 2024

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Martina Crowley, Michelle Tremain, Shelley Cable, Darshi Ganeson, Julie Keene, Kim Williams and Alan Joyce.

McGuire joins Minderoo board

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Business leader and Balladong Noongar man Barry McGuire has joined the board of Nicola and Andrew Forrest's philanthropic foundation.

Inaugural indigenous employment index launches

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A cohort of WA's largest organisations have participated in a first-of-its-kind report profiling indigenous employment practices in Australia.

Big miners boost indigenous employment

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An in-depth study profiling indigenous employment practices in Australia has thrown down a challenge.

Funding boost for Startup WA

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The state government has committed $160,000 in funding to advocacy group StartupWA, which plans to host a series of summits to help build the state's start-up and technology sector.

Appointments August 22, 2019

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Julie Bishop, Clinton Bright, Martin Crawford, Erin O'Donnell, Linda Keane, Lynette Dias, Surend Dayal, David Kennare and Russell Quinn

Forrest launches $900k VTEC

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Andrew Forrest-led GenerationOne, in partnership with the federal government, has today launched an Indigenous vocation training and employment centre at the Acacia Prison, with accommodation group Ebenezer Aboriginal Corporation (EAC) appointed as the program operator.

40under40 2016 winners - non finalists

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Daniel AshtonGravity Group – Boost Mobeel PerthOwner, directorDANIEL Ashton says he has always been entrepreneurial.

Contractors told to get real on indigenous jobs

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The Wirrpanda Foundation, which is one of nine Western Australian groups pioneering a new indigenous training and employment program in the state, has put contractors who over promise and under deliver on notice.

FMG to employ Aboriginal prisoners

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The proponents of a landmark agreement to train and employ Aboriginal prisoners in the Pilbara say it has the potential to be rolled out nationwide.

WA’s richest poach professional managers

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The appointment of investment banker Michael Ashforth as manager of the Bennett family's $1.5 billion fortune highlights the maturing of Western Australia's private wealth market.

Indigenous consultancy has right connections

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FEATURE: A new indigenous consultancy wants to prove others can follow in its footsteps.

‘Stonewall’ claims mar Aboriginal successes

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FEATURE: Impressive statistics don't necessarily equate to widespread positive change.

ICRG pledges 150 indigenous jobs

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Aboriginal contractor the Indigenous Construction Resource Group has made the largest pledge by an indigenous company to the Australian Employment Covenant - promising to deliver 150 jobs for indig

Unis win from Forrests’ largesse

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Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has further enhanced his credentials as one of the nation's leading philanthropists with a pledge of $65 million to Western Australia's universities.