Today marks a historic milestone with the launch of The Indigenous Business News (IBN), a groundbreaking publication set to redefine the landscape of Indigenous media in Australia.

As the only 100% Indigenous-owned member of the Australian Press Council, IBN is dedicated to breathing life into Indigenous business and beyond, ensuring that every story, achievement, and challenge faced by First Nations people is brought to the forefront.

The Indigenous Business News stands on the shoulders of our ancestors, honouring their legacy while forging a path toward a future of self-determined leadership and prosperity.

Unlike any other publication, IBN is committed to representing the diverse voices of all Indigenous Australians, transcending the realms of business to encompass every facet of life that impacts our communities.

Our commitment to authenticity, diversity, and excellence sets The Indigenous Business News apart. As a member of the Australian Press Council, IBN adheres to the highest standards of journalistic integrity and ethics.

Through our partnership with the Australian Associated Press (AAP), we leverage the strength of major news networks to amplify Indigenous voices. Our team comprises a rich tapestry of Indigenous writers and contributors, each bringing unique experiences and insights to our publication.

IBN is steadfastly non-partisan, committed to representing the interests and perspectives of all Indigenous Australians, with support from both state and federal governments.

Embracing the digital age, we offer a wide array of multimedia content, from in-depth articles and features to engaging videos and podcasts. Beyond business, IBN covers news, sport, current affairs, culture, health, and politics, reflecting the full spectrum of issues that affect First Nations people.

The launch of The Indigenous Business News is more than just a new publication; it is a celebration of Indigenous excellence and resilience. By providing a platform for success stories and shining a light on the challenges faced by our communities, IBN aims to inspire and empower Indigenous and non-Indigenous readers alike.

We invite everyone to join us in supporting and celebrating Indigenous entrepreneurship and leadership. The Indigenous Business News is committed to fostering an environment where Indigenous businesses and leaders can thrive, paving the way for a brighter and more inclusive future for all Australians.

Together, let us champion the triumphs of today and create the successes of tomorrow.

The IBN Team