NSWICC Media Opportunities

Tuesday 22 September 2026

NSW Parliament House, Sydney | Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

In 2026, the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (NSWICC) celebrates 20 years of championing Indigenous business, economic participation and self-determination across New South Wales.

To mark this significant milestone, NSWICC and The Hon. David Harris MP, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty, will co-host a special 20th Anniversary Parliamentary Breakfast at NSW Parliament House, bringing together leaders from government, industry, the Indigenous business sector and community to reflect on two decades of progress - and look ahead to the next chapter of Indigenous enterprise in NSW.

Monday and Tuesday 2 and 3 November 2026

Rydges Resort, Hunter Valley | Wonnarua Country

Two powerful days of connection, collaboration and opportunity will bring Indigenous businesses, government, industry, procurement leaders and decision-makers together for The Summit 2026.

Hosted by the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (NSWICC), The Summit is our flagship annual event and one of the most significant gatherings of the Indigenous business sector in New South Wales.

Across two days, more than 1,000 delegates will come together for a major Indigenous Business Tradeshow, Masterclass, Knowledge Forum, networking events and the NSWICC Awards & Gala Dinner.

The Summit creates a unique environment for Indigenous businesses to showcase their capability, build commercial relationships and engage directly with the government and industry organisations seeking to increase Indigenous participation in their supply chains.

Media are invited to attend and cover The Summit 2026, with opportunities available for event coverage, interviews and pre-event stories.

Monday 2 November 2026

Rydges Resort, Hunter Valley | Wonnarua Country

Connect. Discover. Act.

In 2026, the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce (NSWICC) will launch its inaugural Employment & Careers Expo – creating a dedicated space to connect Indigenous job seekers with employers, career pathways, training and opportunities.

Held on Wonnarua Country in the Hunter Valley as part of The Summit 2026, the Expo will bring together Indigenous people exploring employment and career opportunities with corporate and government employers, training providers and community organisations.

More than a traditional careers fair, the Expo is designed to create meaningful connections and conversations about employment, skills, career development and the pathways needed to build stronger Indigenous workforce participation.

Media are invited to attend and cover the inaugural Expo, with opportunities available for event coverage, interviews and pre-event stories.