Help & support
CommBank and Supply Nation have co-developed an Indigenous Business Education Series to provide ongoing support, education, training and networking opportunities for Indigenous business owners. Register for the Indigenous Business Education Series below.
Simone Kenmore, proud Yankunytjatjara woman, will ensure you are connected with the right person to help you achieve your business goals.
If you’re an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander business or community group, we can work with you to make sure you have a banking solution which will allow you to take care of business.
CommBank is committed to listening to Indigenous businesses so we can tailor our support and contribute to the thriving Indigenous business sector in Australia. We are committed to:
Through our Elevate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), we are investing in the growth of a strong Indigenous business sector.
The ILT is a diverse group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees in leadership roles who represent CommBank’s key business areas. The ILT supports CommBank’s Indigenous Employee Network and provides cultural advice across the Bank informing our services, products and programs.
The IAC provides advice to the Bank to deliver on our RAP and broader Indigenous affairs matters and guides the development of new approaches to drive social impact. Representation includes key internal leadership from across CommBank and external Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has taken another step forward on its journey to carbon neutrality, partnering with the Aboriginal Carbon Foundation.
KAPCO is a Co-op of Indigenous-owned pastoral stations, focused on enabling our Traditional Owners to further engage in the economy.
Not-for-profit organisation Mai Wiru is helping make a difference to the health and wellbeing of Indigenous people in remote South Australian communities.
CommBank has assisted with an innovative sustainability-linked loan for NQA that focuses on better outcomes for biodiversity, through a partnership with First Nations peoples.
Answer a few simple questions and we’ll help you find grants, rebates and support you may be eligible to claim.
This free and confidential mental health coaching program has been developed by Beyond Blue to give small business owners support during challenging times.
Get a grant of up to $30,000 to start or expand an Indigenous business.
Get access to experienced Indigenous experts who will provide one-on-one coaching, support and advice to grow and consolidate business skills.
How to register a business name in Australia
Choosing a name for your business is one of the earliest and most important decisions you'll make for your business, and can be one of the most expensive to change down the line. Our guide takes you through the steps involved to name and legally register your business.
5 reasons to separate your personal and business accounts
Keeping your business funds and personal finances separated can save a lot of hassle when it comes to managing your money. It might feel like opening up a bank account for your business will mean more admin work and lost time.
How to write a business plan
Behind every organised business is a solid business plan. Make sure you cover what you need for starting a business successfully.
Access the Indigenous Customer Assistance Line, Indigenous Customer Support Program, Home Buying and more.
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