The First Nations Economic Partnership is an agreement with the: Coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community‑Controlled Peak Organisations, First Nations Economic Empowerment Alliance and the Australian Government. The purpose of the Economic Partnership is to advance the economic empowerment and lasting economic security for First Nations peoples, communities and organisations.

This review is the first time Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have led a national assessment of how the National Agreement on Closing the Gap is working on the ground. It puts their perspectives, experiences and solutions front and centre. The review sets out 12 key findings and 17 recommendations.

This report finds that governments' reluctance to properly engage in genuine partnership around economic development has contributed to poorer outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals and businesses. It calls for greater community control, stronger partnerships with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, and reforms to employment programs to make them culturally safe and effective.

This implementation plan sets out the actions the Coalition of Peaks will undertake to fulfil their responsibilities under the National Agreement on Closing the Gap. The plan focuses on ensuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices are heard in decision-making processes, supporting community-controlled organisations, transforming mainstream services to be safer and more culturally appropriate, and...

This Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cancer Plan supports a cancer journey for each and every Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person that matches their life course, needs and values.