People like Robert Jones are a shining light in our community. His story of transformation, his authenticity and his genuine passion for spreading cultural awareness and acceptance is what inspiration is made of. READ MORE
For proud Torres-Strait Islander Teska, a secure job with a supportive employer has given her confidence and helped ease her depression. Since joining MAX, Teska’s team have witnessed and supported her journey. While her depression in READ MORE
With six children under the age of 13 in her care, Amy left the Hunter region to escape threats of violence from a neighbour. Arriving back at the Central Coast, a place she’d spent much of her childhood, Amy was determined to provide READ MORE
After spending nearly 20 years caring for her children, including her son who lives with Autism and ADHD, Gawler local Tracey Scrimshaw has recently journeyed back into the workforce and into a role with InComPro, an organisation suppo READ MORE
In June 2020, we launched a new Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to include Indigenous voices in our decision making and make a lasting impact towards Closing the Gap in employment and wellbeing. READ MORE
The stereotype of working in security, late night bars or kicking people out of pubs is long over. Wilson Security, a national leader in security and community safety business, have been challenging people’s perceptions of security as READ MORE
Women make up just two per cent of the world’s 1.2 million seafarers but Cassie is one of 12 Indigenous women helping to turn that stat around, changing the face of the maritime industry in New South Wales READ MORE
A majority of large employers intend to increase the size of their Indigenous Australian workforce in 2021. But those looking for work remain very cautious about the future, according to a new MAX report on Closing the Gap. READ MORE
Yuin people are the traditional owners of the Wallaga Lake area and around the southern coast of New South Wales. And Justice Storer (pictured) is a proud and strong Yuin woman. Like many young Indigenous Australians, Justice has fac READ MORE
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