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Aboriginal Investment NT has provided access to a share of $73.5 million through its grant programs since its inception in 2022.

Aboriginal Investment NT signs landmark $15 M MOU with Atyenhenge Atherre Aboriginal Corporation (AAAC)

For 25 years, Yolŋu and the Yothu Yindi Foundation have welcomed people from across Australia and overseas to Gulkula Country in East Arnhem Land. Aboriginal Investment NT were honoured to be part of two-way knowledge-sharing of culture and dialogue – bukmak (together) at Garma Gestival 2026.

Aboriginal Investment NT and Tivan Limited have entered an innovative memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore collaboration opportunities to advance Aboriginal self-sufficiency of Aboriginal Territorians and elevate Aboriginal wealth.

Indigenous Business Month is a time that always feels special to me. I live and breathe Indigenous business; working alongside mob, celebrating their wins and pushing for more opportunities to make sure our voices are heard in every room and across every sector.

Aboriginal Investment Northern Territory approved 14 projects through the first round of its Community Impact and Innovation Grants – an $11.1m investment targeted at First Nations communities.

It has been just over a fortnight since Garma, the annual celebration and gathering that showcases Yolngu people, culture and Country.

Today is National Close the Gap Day.

Aboriginal Investment NT has appointed asset consultant, JANA Investment Advisers Pty Ltd (JANA), as advisor and implementer of its Commercial Investment Portfolio (CIP).

Monday, May 26, marks the eighth anniversary of the Uluru Statement from the Heart — an important day in our shared Australian history.

A strong Indigenous business sector would represent a revitalised, long-existing pre-colonisation economy – but in a new context, Aboriginal Investment NT’s new boss believes.

Aboriginal Investment NT has a new Chief Executive Officer whose appointment brings a wealth of experience to the critical business role for the Territory.

$600 million-plus for investment into Aboriginal communities and businesses in the Northern Territory is an unprecedented opportunity with “immense potential”, says the body tasked with the fund’s distribution.

As a young girl growing up in a town camp in Alice Springs, I listened to the stories of my Elders and their vision for our people, our communities and our country.