Held at the Gulkula site on Arnhem Land and hosted by traditional land owners the Yolngu people, Garma was a once off experience of a mini immersion, to meet the local people that live on country along with meeting like-minded people and businesses from around Australia working in the space of Aboriginal rights, employment, health […]

The 10th of August was the end of one era and the beginning of an exciting new one.  Joined by some of our supporters in government, industry and community The ROADS Foundation officially re-launched with the new identity Nudge. The big change comes, not only in our name and brand, but in who we will

I started with nudge a little over a year ago. With my performance review looming I started to reflect on the year that flew by. I ended up looking at the data we had kept from the Construction Training Fund Industry Snapshots as a way to show the story for how training has changed over the

NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognise their contributions to the country. This year’s theme is “Songlines: The living narrative of our nation”. This week The ROADS Foundation attended the NAIDOC Family Day, including the Deadly Jobs Expo, held at Ashfield Reserve in Bassendean, one of the biggest NAIDOC celebrations in Perth. One of the presentations was the Maar Koodjal Cultural Dancers who asked the audience to participate in some cultural dancing of the Emu and