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Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education


Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education was established by the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education Act 1999 as an educational institution for the tertiary education of Indigenous people of Australia as well as the provision of other educational and training programs and courses; facilities and resources for research and study; and for related purposes.

A central task of the Institute is the provision of tertiary education and training programs which engage students in the development of appropriate responses to issues of cultural survival, maintenance, renewal and transformation, within the context of the national and international social, political and economic order.

www.batchelor.edu.au

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Diversity Council Australia


Diversity Council Australia is the independent, not-for-profit diversity advisor to businesses in Australia. In partnership with our member organisations our mission is to:

1.Understand and achieve leadership in diversity-thinking and practice in an Australian context

2.Realize business improvement through successful diversity programs

3.Implement effective compliance management in a changing legislative environment, and

4.Publicly demonstrate commitment to diversity.

www.dca.org.au

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CRC for Remote Economic Participation


The Cooperative Research Centre for Remote Economic Participation (CRC-REP) is a public good research centre that delivers solutions to economic disadvantage in remote Australia. We will begin operations on 1 July 2010, and are funded until 30 June 2017. The CRC-REP will systemically investigate and provide practical responses to the complex issues that drive economic participation in Australia's remote regions.

CRC-REP contributes to the Australian Government's national 'Closing The Gap' priority policy, which aims to halve the unemployment, welfare and other differences between Aboriginal people in remote areas and the rest of Australia. By studying and understanding the drivers and nature of the 'gap' the CRC will help overcome them.

The Centre has three goals:

  • To develop new ways to build resilience and strengthen regional communities and economies across remote Australia
  • To build new enterprises and strengthen existing industries that provide jobs, livelihoods and incomes in remote areas
  • To improve the education and training pathways in remote areas so that people have better opportunities to participate in the range of economies that exist.

www.crc-rep.com.au

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The Centre for Aboriginal Independence and Enterprise


The Centre for Aboriginal Independence and Enterprise was formed to foster cultural, social and community expression and assists to realise enhanced self-esteem and economic independence for Aboriginal people.

The Centre strives to enhance existing alliances between the Aboriginal community and the non-Aboriginal community in a show of collective unity, trust and openness about where we find ourselves and how we may address key issues for the future which will benefit all of us.

The Centre endeavours to generate new directions for the Aboriginal community to move beyond reliance on government agencies and other bureaucracies.

www.caie.com.au

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Cape York Digital Network PTY LTD


Conceived in 1998, the focus of cydn is to promote economic, social and employment development in Cape York through the establishment of information and technology centres. Our centres are located in Cape York locations and Cairns. We offer a broad range of services, including:

  • High speed Internet
  • Wireless services
  • Video conferencing
  • Email
  • Web hosting

www.cydn.com.au

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National Indigenous Radio Service


The National Indigenous Radio Service Limited (NIRS) is a national service provided from a hub station residing in Brisbane. It networks material for Indigenous media organisations that don't have the staffing or capital requirements to provide a 24-hour high quality broadcast to their audience.

www.nirs.org.au