The Save Sorry Business Coalition recently held a public day of action at Australian Parliament House. The day of action came after an announcement by Ministers Linda Burney and Stephen Jones. You can watch… Read more »
Aimee is a Barkindji woman from Menindee, far west NSW, now living in Cairns. She recently left a career in childcare to take up one of the CommBank and ICAN Learn Cert IV in… Read more »
Over the next three years, ICAN and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CommBank) will provide 60 scholarship opportunities to advance career pathways for people from Indigenous and multicultural backgrounds in the Financial Counselling, Capability… Read more »
Earlier this month, ICAN Director Daphne Naden gave a keynote address on the Indigenous Consumer Perspective at the National Consumer Congress in Sydney. Sharing the stage with Cynthia Gebert, Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman and the… Read more »
In this episode the ICAN team work with @RACQOfficial to run a pre-purchase car check workshop in Wujal Wujal, gateway to Cape York.
The ICAN Thrive™ team is currently recruiting for identified positions in Queensland and Victoria, giving successful applicants an opportunity to be employed and get a qualification at the same time. As ICAN Thrive™ Financial… Read more »
(Episode 2) ICAN’s Alex Price-Busch talks about the #savesorrybusiness coalition campaign and catches up with ACBF/Youpla policy holders, Irene Hunter and Kali Sailor. Aunty Irene and Kali discuss the impact of the company’s recent… Read more »
Speakin’ Out is a new series from icantv1 that explores Indigenous consumer issues. In this segment, ICAN’s, Alex Price-Busch interviews one of the thousands of people affected by the recent collapse of the Aboriginal… Read more »