First Nations Focus Story collection
NAIDOC Week 2025 – Stories of impact
To mark NAIDOC Week 2025, TDA is proud to showcase the efforts of its members who are partnering with communities to drive long-term change and development.
Through this story collection, TDA members share inspiring examples of how their organisations are making a positive impact within communities.
TDA is proud to highlight the vital role inclusive education plays in empowering First Nations peoples and improving outcomes. TDA acknowledges and celebrates the achievements of all First Nations students, staff, and communities working to advance learning and opportunity for everyone.
First Nations Focus 2024 - story collection
TDA celebrates the achievements of First Nations staff within its member organisations, through this First Nations Focus 2024 story collection.
Members in every State and Territory of Australia have contributed accounts of the wonderful work of their First Nations staff, whether as individuals or teams, who are making a difference.
TDA is proud to draw your focus to the crucial role inclusive education plays in improving outcomes for our first Australians. We congratulate all First Nations students, staff and communities who are helping to accelerate learning and growth for all.
First Nations Focus 2023 - story collection
Defence industry training program boosts job opportunities – South Metropolitan TAFE WA
It is no surprise that South Metropolitan TAFE (SM TAFE) in Western Australia has cemented its position as a national leader and training provider in the defence industry.
In 2022 the college was named Academic Institution of the Year at the 2022 Defence Connect Australian Defence Industry Awards and also recognised as Western Australia Training Provider of the Year.
Start your healthcare career through the Aunty Fay Carroll program – TAFE NSW
TAFE NSW’s partnership with St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney is getting First Nations people into healthcare jobs through the Aunty Fay Carroll program.
Rangers gain vital skills to care for Country – Charles Darwin University
Ranger trainees from across the Top End are working to become certified through the ‘Ranger Ready’ program, combining traditional knowledge with conservation training.
