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25.01.2022 This will be the final discussion in The Yarning series broadcasting tomorrow via the Indigenous Business is Open for Business Facebook page 12:30pm.

24.01.2022 We can't wait to welcome Leesa Watego as our Chief Champion tomorrow! Leesa is from Iscariot Media AND she'll walk us through what's happening for Indigenous Bu...siness Month - which kicks off tomorrow! Be sure to have us top of your feed and check out some deadly innovation! #IndigBizMonth #IndigenousInnovation #IndigenousBusiness

24.01.2022 Interesting to think about

23.01.2022 Webinar: Cash Flow Management and a Step Plan for Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 Wednesday 16 September, 12.00pm - 1.00pm AEST Can’t attend the webinar live on the day? Register to receive the recorded webinar within 24 hours of the session.... BDO (Nth Qld) is presenting a two-part webinar series on Wednesday 16 September 2020 and Wednesday 23 September 2020 based on Cash Flow Management and Planning the Rebuild for businesses that have been impacted by COVID-19. As the Government stimulus measures and bank concessions will taper off or come to a complete stop in the near future, it is imperative that businesses are as prepared as possible to deal with the 'rebuild' phase, particularly those negatively impacted by COVID-19. This webinar is focussed on the following: - Cash Flow preparation and management - How to avoid a cash burn - Common cash flow mistakes - A Step Plan for business impacted by COVID-19. You will gain insights in what is needed to deal with the 'new normal' and provide pathways forward in mapping out and taking ownership of your 'rebuild' strategies. We hope you can join us! https://www.facebook.com/BDOaus/

23.01.2022 From Leah: The Power of Diversity in Law- Marrawah Law One of the driving forces behind my decision to establish my own legal firm was to diversify the business of law not only to provide diversity in the faces sitting across tables from clients, but to fundamentally change the way that services were delivered- focusing not just on the black on white on pieces of paper but the importance of relationships.... In my view different perspectives and viewpoints lead to more innovative thinking and more well-reasoned arguments. From a business perspective, we truly appreciate diverse ideas and the value this generates for our clients. Thanks to Lawyers Weekly and @jerome Doraisamy for sharing my 'why' in business and my journey. :)

20.01.2022 First Australians Capital is a national Indigenous-led organisation with a focus on early-stage and start-up businesses. They "nurture a growing pool of sustainable, innovative entrepreneurs..... If you need business support, access to networks or finance, (they) can help. First Australians Capital is funded by philanthropic donations and social impact investors.... (They) fund Indigenous businesses to start-up, scale and grow and support them with wrap-around support services. North Queensland Indigenous business North360, with Thomas Holden, is involved.

20.01.2022 Economic Development Fund applications are open until Friday 27 November Tablelands Regional Council’s Economic Development Fund is open and accepting applications. ‘This important funding program supports initiatives that help grow the economy to support businesses and create more jobs and economic opportunities,’ said Mayor Rod Marti.... It’s a great opportunity for not-for-profit groups, such as chambers of commerce and industry groups; and businesses looking to fund a cost-neutral community project. If you have an idea that could help businesses grow, develop new skills, capture more visitor spending, plan for critical infrastructure, or attract investment to the region, make sure you apply. One of our success stories from last year was Malanda Chamber of Commerce’s Christmas campaign. The chamber used their $5000 to purchase equipment for a street shopping night and shop local campaign. The event was a great success with 1200 people enjoying the night of shopping, entertainment and launching of the shop local initiative,’ said Mayor Marti. Gail Barton from the Malanda Chamber of Commerce appreciated the support the fund provided. 'The Economic Development Fund greatly assisted the Malanda Chamber of Commerce in funding the resources needed so that this can become an annual event. The event promotes the ‘shop local think local’ campaign and encourages people to support their local retailers. The marketing paraphernalia we purchased with the funds will be used for future events, which is very beneficial to us, especially as we are a not-for-profit organisation without funds for advertising,’ Ms Barton said.

20.01.2022 Biggest congratulations to Cheryl!

19.01.2022 Good morning Gimuy!! Join us for Black Coffee this morning at Gumbu Gumbu!!

19.01.2022 From BDO Cairns, at which Nareeta Davis works ..... BDO Cairns hosted a big Women's Day lunch with Indigenous women last year. Webinar: Surviving COVID-19 Planning the 'Rebuild'... BDO (Nth Qld) will be presenting part two of our series next Wednesday 23 September 2020, 12.00pm - 1.00pm AEST Register: https://bdoaustralia.bdo.com.au//0279/0/-/-/-/-/index.htm (registering will allow also you to receive the recorded webinar within 24 hours of the session, including if you can't attend ) As the Government stimulus measures and bank concessions will taper off or come to a complete stop in the near future, it is imperative that businesses are as prepared as possible to deal with the 'rebuild' phase, particularly those negatively impacted by COVID-19. This webinar will cover: : Reflections - what have businesses learnt in the last six months : Dealing with key stakeholders, (eg banks, suppliers) moving forward : Developing a 'Rebuild' Plan : A 'Rebuild' Template. You will gain insights in what is needed to deal with the 'new normal' and provide pathways forward in mapping out and taking ownership of your 'rebuild' strategies. We hope you can join us! Questions If you have any questions about the webinar (or would like a recording of our first webinar), please contact Events North Queensland.

18.01.2022 From the Cairns Chamber of Commerce ..... Small Business is a BIG Deal It's a simple statement but one that speaks volumes. There’s been a lot of talk lately about small business and its importance to communities and the economy, but now with the election weeks away, all political parties need to show how they plan to back your success.... We’ve developed our 2020 Election Priorities focussing on the vital support you need now, but also on what needs to be invested in to generate and sustain businesses into the future. Over the coming weeks, we’ll keep you informed about who's committing to those policies, so you know who’s backing your business for success. Help us make sure business remains front and centre during this election by joining and supporting our ‘Small Business is a BIG deal’ campaign. Like and share our social media posts and tag in your local political candidates so we can amplify the voice of the business community across the entire state. Importantly help us tell your story. If we can highlight your concerns, please contact us at [email protected] It’s going to be a busy few weeks, but we look forward to generating some positive momentum towards Queensland becoming the best place in Australia to do business. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W16D0_vfVy4&feature=youtu.be

17.01.2022 Business awards are a great way to showcase your business and increase brand awareness. With Indigenous Business Month only a month away, it's time to enter! And how good would this award look on your shelf? Created by Aboriginal Steel Art in Far North Queensland! Entries for the 2nd Indigenous Business Month awards close soon!! Enter now! https://www.indigenousbusinessmonth.com.au/awards/

13.01.2022 New Opportunity: The Queensland Government recently launched its $200,000 Indigenous Languages Grants 2020 supporting initiatives to teach, learn, and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. Applications are open for the Indigenous Languages Grants 2020 to support Queensland-based initiatives that contribute to the preservation, promotion, and revival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. Eligible organisations can apply for grants of up to $25,000 (exclusive of GST) to deliver significant statewide, regional, and local community-based initiatives. https://www.datsip.qld.gov.au//indigenous-languages-grants

11.01.2022 These deadly Queensland murries

08.01.2022 Sneak Peak of JARAWEE’s first Quandamooka Collection 2020 representing my Grandfather’s country. JARAWEE’s first Men’s accessories: Dress shoes, Ties, Bow Ti...es and Square pockets to add to a beautiful suit ensemble. Ladies, JARAWEE is now producing beautiful dresses to go with your beautiful JARAWEE heels for your special events! Watch this space for the release of the snippet of what’s to come of the Quandamooka Collection. Designer: JARAWEE-Briana Enoch Photographer: http://www.facebook.com/richardsmith Photographer Assistant: Sharleen Christie Fashion Stylist: Emma Willmann Emma Statementstyling Creative Director: Sandra King IamSandra King Model: Kaydi Enoch and Rahkeem Auda

07.01.2022 It's the last Thursday of the month again so that means it's Black Coffee! Hope you see you there!

07.01.2022 HOW COOL ARE THESE KICKS! Far North Queensland artists Naurita Briscoe, Briana Enoch and Elverina Johnson were commissioned to paint these shoes for the S...uper Netball Indigenous Round. The collaboration was made possible with the help of the Minjil arts and cultural group based in Cairns. Three Melbourne Vixens players will wear the custom shoes when they play the Queensland Firebirds at the Cairns Pop Up Arena on Sunday. The designs were inspired by the rivers, rainforest and reef of Far North Queensland. The Indigenous Round is themed "A Women's Ceremony - a gathering of many journeys at the same destination". Indigenous female artists will have their work featured on the match ball and players' dresses and shoes.

06.01.2022 https://www.buyingblack.com.au/directory

06.01.2022 Premier releases the next phase of Qld’s strong economic recovery plan The latest announcements include $145 million to establish three Queensland renewable energy zones to attract investment, streamline the development of new projects and create more jobs and $46.5 million to support local mental health services across the state. Find out more about Queensland’s economic recovery plan.... https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au//our-economic-recovery-stra

04.01.2022 If you have some time Friday lunch time this sounds like it will be an interesting chat with Juan Walker from Walkabout Cultural Adventures and Paul Olsen from Brolga Cranes.

03.01.2022 #NAIDOC Week Fact check: can you guess how many Indigenous Owned Businesses there are in Australia? Tap the photo to find out! For information on support for Indigenous businesses, head to https://fal.cn/3bvVD

01.01.2022 There were some tech issues today but they are good to go for tomorrow....so please join us for the lunch and the final Yarning! Live via the link below! Indigenous Business is Open for Business

01.01.2022 Change of venue for Thursday's Black Coffee! See you at Gumbu Gumbu!!