TRIBN in Townsville, Queensland | Non-profit organisation

TRIBN

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 408 184 673

Address: 52 morris street 4810 Townsville, QLD, Australia

Website: http://tribn.com.au

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25.01.2022 Looking forward to this final discussion in the series broadcasting tomorrow via the Indigenous Business is Open for Business Facebook page 12:30pm.

20.01.2022 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/... #IndigenousBusiness #IndigBizMonth #IndigenousBusinessMonth

18.01.2022 Another quick read about an Indigenous business in North Queensland. You can support Indigenous businesses just leave a positive comment , like their and/or share their posts!

15.01.2022 There is no shame in asking for help! Times are tough for many employees and business owners. Check-in with mate!

13.01.2022 Last week there was a great discussion on the impact of COVID on three Indigenous business. It was great to hear some honest perspectives. Well worth a listen

12.01.2022 Need to tender and not sure where to start....business training is available.

11.01.2022 Showcasing another Queensland Indigenous business. #IndigenousBusiness #OpenForBusiness #MicroStoriesOfIndigenousBusiness #MicroStories #100Stories #TradingBlak #SupportSmall #MakingItForQueensland

07.01.2022 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

06.01.2022 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

05.01.2022 Coming up this week is The Yarning: a Town Hall Discussion with Queensland Indigenous Businesses. The first episode will be about the impact of COVID on SE Qld businesses broadcast via their Facebook page Indigenous Business is Open for Business But they would like to interview three Western, Central and North and Far North Qld businesses so if you are interested you can direct message the page or 0417 612 618.

04.01.2022 Another quick read about a deadly regional Indigenous business! Micro-Story: Francis Murray is the owner and operator of Spinifex Transport based in Birdsville. The road to business was one of necessity for Francis rather than a dream. He says, Almost thirty years ago my father suddenly died, and I needed work that would help me to financially support my mother and baby brother. During this time, an opportunity arose for him to purchase a small body-truck. Francis says So..., at the age of 20, I started work as a contractor on my local shire in road construction gangs. Spinifex Transport now supplies road-train water carts for road construction in remote areas. Running a business in the regions can be difficult at the best of times and now the impacts of COVID have been seen in many businesses. But Francis has learnt that the power of positivity can go a long way in small business. He says Try not to get stressed when things get tough. After over twenty years of stressing about the business I finally realised that it always turns out alright and the stress only makes it harder than it needs to be. During COVID so far Spinifex Transport have been lucky, Francis says We are fortunate to have work in a western Queensland shire that has received stimulus funding for road works, so for us, there is some security into the near future. This optimistic view has kept Spinifex going. If you would like to find out more you can contact Francis at Spinifex Transport via email - [email protected] Thanks for taking the time to read about another fantastic Indigenous business. If you need business support during COVID please contact the HOTLINE (07) 3063 4767 Mon-Fri 7am-7pm. #IndigenousBusiness #OpenForBusiness #MicroStoriesOfIndigenousBusiness #MicroStories #100Stories #TradingBlak #SupportSmall #MakingItForQueensland #QueenslandBusiness #SmallBusinessQueensland

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. It will be broadcast live from their Facebook page.