Events and opportunities

Designed to support our vision of a prosperous, vibrant and sustainable Indigenous business sector, there are events across the country throughout the year. These include training initiatives, networking events, and our annual flagship event, Connect.

Some events are open to the general public, and others are only open to the Supply Nation community of members and businesses listed on Indigenous Business Direct.

  • 2026 NSW Annual Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout (Koori Knockout).

    Kings Park Sporting Complex 23 Newline Rd, Raymond Terrace, NSW

    The Koori Knockout is one of the longest-running and most significant Aboriginal sporting and cultural gatherings in Australia, with a proud history spanning more than five decades. Established in 1971, the Knockout was created to bring Aboriginal communities together through rugby league - fostering connection, resilience, and cultural pride. What began as a grassroots competition […]

  • Gather and Grow 2026 Series: Western Sydney

    Doltone House Bossley Park. 121-133 Prairie Vale Rd, Bossley Park, NSW

    Gather and Grow is NSW Treasury’s flagship engagement series for the First Nations business sector. The program brings together Aboriginal businesses, NSW Government buyers and industry partners in a culturally safe, collaborative and opportunity-focused environment. Across 2026, Gather and Grow will be delivered in multiple regional and metropolitan locations, connecting suppliers directly with major government […]

  • National RAP Conference and Indigenous Governance Awards 2026

    Adelaide Convention Centre North Terrace,, Adelaide, South Australia

    The National RAP Conference and Indigenous Governance Awards 2026 brings together representatives from organisations involved in reconciliation across Australia. The conference explores the theme “All In”, highlighting the collective role of organisations and individuals in advancing reconciliation across workplaces, communities and the broader Australian community. In 2026, Reconciliation Australia marks 25 years of leading the […]