Through our Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan, we are committed to learning from and working in genuine partnership with Aboriginal Territorians to support community-led outcomes and sustainable service delivery.

We are proud to support the Aboriginal and Homelands Conference 2026, an important opportunity for connection, shared learning and collaboration across the housing and homelands sector.

Under NAB’s sustainability strategy, First Nations economic empowerment is a core strategic priority. We see this as helping create the conditions for First Nations peoples, businesses and communities to thrive on their own terms through greater access to capital, financial inclusion, business growth and community infrastructure. Housing is a critical part of that picture. Safe, secure and culturally grounded housing supports stability, strengthens connection to Country and community, and creates a stronger foundation for social and economic participation over time.

NAB has an ambition to provide $60 billion in housing affordability financing by 2030 to help increase the supply of affordable and specialist housing. NAB recognises that strong housing outcomes are shaped by solutions that are grounded in local knowledge and responsive to the priorities of First Nations peoples. By supporting this conference, NAB is proud to stand alongside First Nations leaders, communities and sector partners to support practical conversations and stronger collaboration on housing as a driver of long-term economic empowerment.