Continued bipartisan federal support for Indigenous education is being maintained despite challenging economic conditions.

Jac attended Melbourne Grammar School on an AIEF Scholarship. Today, he is a director at Borun Trading, an Indigenous enterprise.

The first Indigenous Australian elected to the House of Representatives, Ken Wyatt, shares his thoughts on the chances of an Indigenous Prime Minister.

The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) has launched a powerful new national campaign highlighting the urgent need for education equality for young Indigenous Australians.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s address at the 2026 National Apology Breakfast in Canberra.

St Patrick’s College, Townsville students share their views on the chances of an Indigenous Prime Minister.

One in two Australians believe we’ll never see an Indigenous Prime Minister. We believe it can happen.

AIEF helps empower young Indigenous people to access quality education, ensuring that opportunity reaches those who need it most.

The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) announces the appointment of Wyatt Cook-Revell as a Non-Executive Director of AIEF.

The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) is deeply saddened by the death of AIEF Patron Professor The Honourable Dame Marie Bashir AD CVO.  

Bridget from Thursday Island in the Torres Strait attended Pymble Ladies’ College in Sydney on an AIEF Scholarship. Today, she’s working as an Enrolled Nurse while studying a Bachelor of Medical Science, with her sights set on becoming a doctor.

Jackson attended The Scots College in Sydney on an AIEF Scholarship.  Today he works as a flight nurse with the Royal Flying Doctor Service.