Australian Social Enterprises

The Western Outstations Community Development Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation dedicated to fostering community development and improving the well-being of Aboriginal people in the remote Western Outstations of the Northern Territory. Its core social impact is to enhance the lives and self-determination of Indigenous communities in these areas.

Western Outstations Enterprise Development Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous business that fosters economic activity and enterprise development within remote Aboriginal outstations, promoting economic self-determination and creating opportunities for Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory. The organisation aims to support the economic growth and development of these communities. By doing so, it helps to improve the overall well-being of Indigenous people in the region.

Western Regional Media Aboriginal Corporation (W.R.M.A.C.) is an Indigenous corporation operating in the media sector, primarily serving the Western region of Victoria. Its core mission is to empower Indigenous voices, promote cultural understanding, and foster community connection through its various media channels.

Western Tourist Radio operates stations on 87.6 FM in Bunbury, Busselton, Dusnsborough, Cowaramup and Augusta and the Radio WA Podcast, telling the stories of people and places in Western Australia. In contrast to paying commission to foreign booking engines, the website connects travelers to local businesses so they can book direct and get the best price and richest experience with locals.

The Western Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC holds and manages native title rights and interests for the Western Yalanji people in Queensland, facilitating self-determination, cultural preservation, and sustainable land management. This organisation aims to preserve the cultural heritage and promote the well-being of its community members. It plays a crucial role in supporting the indigenous community in Queensland.

We provide funding and programs to help social enterprises and community organisations taking a fresh approach to complex social issues and creating jobs and opportunities for those who need it most. We are committed to helping to create a more inclusive

Wetenngerr Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that operates for the benefit of Indigenous communities, although its specific activities and social impact are not detailed. It is registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations and is also a registered charity with the ACNC. The corporation's goals and objectives are not publicly available due to limited information.

Wetenngerr Community Store Aboriginal Corporation operates a community store in a remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory. This enterprise provides essential goods and services, aiming to improve community health through food access, create local employment opportunities, and support economic development within the community.

Weymul Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation established to benefit Indigenous people in Western Australia. Although specific activities are not detailed, it aims to deliver social value to the Indigenous community. Its primary goal is to support and empower Indigenous individuals and groups.

Whaddy Wadyarr Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in New South Wales that aims to support the local Aboriginal community through culturally appropriate initiatives. It operates to deliver social value by fostering economic independence, cultural preservation, and community wellbeing. As an ORIC‑registered entity, it seeks to engage in sustainable business activities that benefit its members and the broader Indigenous community.

The Whadjuck Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia. Specific details regarding its operational activities, programs, and social impact are currently unavailable due to technical errors and an inaccessible website.

Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation that manages native title rights and interests for the Whadjuk Noongar people in Western Australia, aiming to benefit its members and the broader Indigenous community through cultural preservation and community development. The corporation's work focuses on preserving Indigenous culture and promoting community development. This helps to support the well-being and self-determination of Indigenous Australians.

Whadjuk Yahweh Tjuma Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Western Australia, potentially serving the Whadjuk Noongar community. Its operational activities and programs are unclear due to limited available information. The corporation's name suggests a connection to the local Indigenous community and potentially a religious affiliation.