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Stay Connected, Stay Empowered: Join Indigenous Job Match Today
Stay Connected, Stay Empowered: Join Indigenous Job Match Today

Follow IJM on Facebook, create your free candidate profile, and submit an Expression of Interest to stay connected with new Indigenous job opportunities. Join Indigenous Job Match (IJM). Stay updated with First Nations jobs, follow us on Facebook, create your profile, and submit your EOI today.

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Murri, Koori and Torres Strait Islander Slang: A Guide for Non-Indigenous People
Murri, Koori and Torres Strait Islander Slang: A Guide for Non-Indigenous People

Discover the meaning behind Murri, Koori and Torres Strait Islander slang — from budji to esso. This guide by Indigenous Job Match explains everyday sayings, shares real-life scenarios, and highlights cultural respect so non-Indigenous people can connect and learn the right way.

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Why Organisations with RAPs & DEI Frameworks Should Be Advertising on Indigenous Job Match
Why Organisations with RAPs & DEI Frameworks Should Be Advertising on Indigenous Job Match

Looking to recruit more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander talent? Indigenous Job Match helps organisations with RAPs and DEI frameworks advertise roles where they’ll be seen. Affordable, impactful, and community-owned — your job ad can reach 120,000+ monthly visitors from just $165. | Support your Reconciliation Action Plan and DEI goals by advertising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander roles on Indigenous Job Match. Starting at just $165, our 100% Indigenous-owned platform reaches over 120,000 monthly visitors. Partner with us to increase diversity in your talent pool and deliver measurable ESG impact.

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Discover how CNIC and IJM partnered with Strong Women Talking to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women — and how we can support your organisation too.

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The Closing the Gap 2025 report shows only 5 of 19 targets on track. Eddie Solien reflects on what these results mean for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander futures – and why urgent action is needed.

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Strong Women Talking: Healing Our Women, Strengthening Our Communities
Strong Women Talking: Healing Our Women, Strengthening Our Communities

Strong Women Talking is one of the most culturally grounded, Aboriginal-controlled employers in the country. Their work in healing domestic and family violence is nation-leading, and we proudly endorse them 100% on Indigenous Job Match.

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Indigenous Job Match breaks down pay secrecy laws, your workplace rights, and what you can and can’t say about your wages. Understand how this impacts fairness and equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers in Australia

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How Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Workers Can Deal with Toxic Workplaces

Toxic workplaces can harm your health, culture, and confidence. Learn how to identify, document, and take action with this empowering guide for First Nations workers. “Toxic workplace advice for First Nations people”

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See real CV examples for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander job seekers. Learn how to write a strong resume with Indigenous Job Match’s culturally safe guides and tips.

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Wages rise 3.5% from 1 July 2025. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers — make sure your payslip reflects your rights. Learn more with IJM.

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Looking for a job and not sure how to prepare for your interview? Our guide is designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander candidates. Learn how to share your story, highlight your cultural strengths, and answer questions with confidence. Brought to you by Indigenous Job Match—where mob help mob succeed.

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We begin by acknowledging the unceded lands on which we live, work, and dream.

Indigenous Job Match (IJM) pays deep and ongoing respect to the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters across this vast continent now called Australia. We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples and First Nations of this country — the oldest continuing cultures on Earth. We honour their deep spiritual connection to Country, kin, law, language, culture, and story.

We pay our respects to Elders past who paved the way with resilience, resistance, and wisdom — those who survived colonisation, dispossession, and systemic injustice while continuing to hold culture strong. We honour the Elders present who carry that torch of knowledge, strength, and cultural authority — who teach, protect, and guide future generations. And we recognise the emerging Elders and young leaders who are rising — strong, proud, and sovereign — shaping a new future rooted in truth, justice, and self-determination.

We recognise that this land was never ceded. Always was. Always will be. Aboriginal land.

We also acknowledge the many diverse nations, language groups, and communities across this continent and surrounding islands — over 500 nations, each with their own distinct stories, laws, totems, and ways of being. We especially extend our heartfelt recognition to the Torres Strait Islander peoples of Zenadth Kes — who hold deep cultural ties to their sea Country, stretching from Mer to Badu, Saibai to Erub, and every island in between.

Your knowledge systems — grounded in sky, sea, songlines, and spirit — have endured despite every attempt to erase them. Your stories, lores, and languages are not only rich with meaning — they are living, breathing, and sacred. They are foundational to this land, and they are foundational to us.

At Indigenous Job Match, we are not here to tick boxes or write words that sit quietly on a page. Our acknowledgement is a commitment. A living promise. It means we walk with you. We centre you. We back you.

We exist because of you, and for you.

We acknowledge the pain and the truth — of stolen land, stolen children, stolen wages, and stolen futures. But we also hold space for the pride — the strength, the beauty, the resistance, and the excellence that has never been lost, only re-ignited.

We honour the brilliance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers, entrepreneurs, community leaders, carers, changemakers, artists, and storytellers — from the aunties running grassroots programs to the graduates, tradies, and CEOs breaking new ground. We honour your stories, your labour, and your spirit.

Every job posted, every employer we partner with, every resource we share — is built on a foundation of respect, equity, and cultural safety. We believe that First Nations people should not have to compromise culture to succeed in the workplace. We believe in systems built by mob, for mob — where your identity is not an add-on but a strength.

And so, to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples — wherever you are reading this from, whatever your journey has been — we see you. We value you. We are walking beside you.

We acknowledge your pain. We celebrate your strength.

We honour your ancestors. We champion your future.

May this be a space where your stories are heard, your voices are respected, and your dreams are supported.

Always was. Always will be.

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