News & insights

Through the Caring for Country program, APN Rangers are demonstrating what Indigenous-led conservation looks like, where cultural authority directs science and strengthens self-determination.

Ripples of change continue to flow across Western Cape York as communities connect culture and technology to care for Country and shape shared futures.

The Caring for Country partnership between Indigital, the Western Cape Aboriginal communities, and Rio Tinto has been nationally recognised, winning Collaboration of the Year at the 2025 AEMEE Awards.

A reflection on how Indigenous knowledge is shaping the future of Australia’s space industry, connecting ancient wisdom with modern science to create shared, sustainable innovation.

At SXSW Sydney 2025, Indigital’s Peta-Anne Toohey joined Dr Anna Denejkina, Leigh Williams and Dan Bowen on the Impact Stage presented by Charitabl for The Art of the Possible: Reimagining Education Through AI, Culture & Care.

The Caring for Country Masterclass series has entered its second season in Aurukun. Co-designed with community, this program blends cultural authority with new technologies like eDNA, building local skills and strengthening how Country is cared for into the future.

Last month on Turrbal and Yuggera Country in Brisbane, over 900 delegates gathered for the Life of Mine Conference. The event explored the full mining lifecycle, spanning exploration, operations, closure, tailings management, and shaping post-mining futures.

At Indigital, time on Country is more than a retreat—it is an opportunity to reconnect with the values that guide how we work. Through relationships, reciprocity, rest, and deep listening, we continue to learn from Country and carry those lessons into every partnership, project, and community we work alongside.

This Reconciliation Week, we reflect on the theme Bridging Now to Next, and the question: How do we carry the truths of the past into the future we’re building? At Indigital, we believe the answer lies in systems change guided by Country, culture, connection and reciprocity.

A look back at Caring for Country lead and proud Guwamu/Kooma man Lindsay Davies' journey to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.

Every 12 weeks, our entire company stops, completely. We close our laptops, turn off the notifications, and step away from work. We call it Indigital Leave, a full ‘paid’ week off, company-wide.

Last month, our CEO, Mikaela Jade, joined global leaders at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland as part of the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship.