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WINANGALIListen Know Remember
WINANGALIKamilaroi word meaningTo HearTo ListenTo KnowTo Remember
Approach
Winangali Pty Ltd provides a platform for Indigenous development and empowerment by facilitating effective dialogue between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
Who am I?
Noel Niddrie
Married, two children
Mother – Elizabeth Leslie Grandmother – Eliza Bates Great Grandmother – Susan Hughes Coonabarabran – Kamilaroi (Central NSW)
Father – Edward Niddrie Grandmother – Gladys Moran Maria Locke, the daughter of Yarramundi Baroobarongal clan – Darug (Sydney)
Indigenous Business Consultant
BA Applied Communications, Grad Cert in Research Methods (Social Sciences)
Who am I?
Who are we?2012 Qld Telstra Business of the Year2012 Qld News Ltd Micro Business of the Year
Who are we?Supply Nation Certified2013 Special Recognition Award
Who are we?2013 PRIA GTA Winner Government Sponsored Campaign for Digital Switchover Campaign
Who are we?
Associate ModelWide, geographically disparate, network of associates
Adelaide Coolloongatta Logan Redfern
Adelaide River Coonamble Long Gully Rosebery
Alice Springs Darwin Mackay Scotts Head
Annerley Derby Manunda Shepparton
Bathurst Dubbo Mayfield Tamworth
Beechboro Eaglehawk Melbourne Taree
Blacktown Edge Hill Merinda, Bowen Thursday Island
Bogabilla Footscray Mount Isa Tinana
Booragul Forbes Mountain Creek Tingha
Broome Forster Mullumbimby Townsville
Caboolture Goodooga Murgon Valley View
Cairns Gracemere Nhulunbuy Wagga Wagga
Canberra Grafton Palm Island Wandina
Ceduna Gunnedah Parramatta Park Warrnambool
Cherbourg Henley Brook Penrith Warwick
Coffs Harbour Hobart Perth Wellington
Condobolin Lake Cathie Rangeville Wollongong
Community MappingCommunity liaison
What we do
Research Services
Communications Services
Media Production
Post Employment Support
Winangali Research
Research Projects Talking Families Project – Queensland Families and Child Commission Childhood Immunisation Project – Qld Health Case Study Research Project – Business Council of Australia Aboriginal Perceptions of Marine Estates – Sweeney Research (NSW Trade & Investment) NSW Aboriginal Road Safety Strategy – Anomaly/Transport for NSW Monitoring and Evaluation of the Indigenous Chronic Disease Package – DoHA (with KPMG) Indigenous Tobacco Control Initiative – DoHA (with Ipsos) Pregnancy Diary Testing – NSW Health Indigenous Tobacco Strategy – ACT Health 2007 & 2010 Elections (Communications and Research) – AEC Triple A Research Project – DoHA (with Ipsos) Indigenous Communication Materials Testing – NSW the RTA Gambling Materials Testing – Queensland Treasury
* Many projects undertaken as joint venture, subcontractor, in conjunction with lead (full service) agencies
A NEW WAY to play the game A NEW WAY to change the game.
About IpsosIpsos is one of the world’s leading marketing and social research firms. Each year, 25 million people are surveyed by Ipsos. We conduct research projects in over 110 countries and have had a presence in Australia since 1999. Locally, Ipsos is one of the largest market and social research organisations in Australia, with over 200 full time consultants. Ipsos Public Affairs Pty Ltd (including The Ipsos Mind and Mood Report, Ipsos Social Research Institute and I view Social Research) is ‐one of six specialist divisions within Ipsos Australia. Ipsos has the largest designated social research team in Australia with over 40 specialist social researchers and evaluators nationally.Ipsos has offices globally and nationally. The Australians offices are in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane. Ipsos has a number of syndicated products such as Mind and Mood, emma, Health Insurance and Life in Demand.
Mind and Mood
First Nations Population Syndicated Research Product
WinangaliF/F Access
Panel 100+
locations
MyViewOnline Access Panel
(n=2000)
Windexemma
Fairfax PollingNahri Closing the
gapNIDX – Digital
Identity / LiteracyCBA – Financial
LiteracyNahri Institute –
SEWB / CtGAdhoc Omnibus
questions
Winangali Index
‘What is it like to be an Australian from an Indigenous perspective’
Newspoll for Blackfellas
A national attitudinal and behavioural survey of Indigenous people.
Designed to gather accurate data on a range of lifestyle and social issues so
as to better inform policy development and service delivery.
MethodologyConstructs to be measured:
Digital Literacy/Digital Identity measures / social media Financial Literacy / Home ownership / credit or loans Health Literacy Culture and practice Activities, Sport and Recreation Media consumption / communication channels that reach this target audience Social and Wellbeing (linking to SEWB framework and Closing the Gap) Voting intentions and political issues questions Demo's employment ect..
The survey will be run quarterly and we anticipate - n=1000-2000 depending on how many subscribers we obtain and “drill down” required.
Quarterly dips of n=1000 nationally representative Web Survey or Interviewer Assisted Web Survey through joint venture sample company. Mobile/tablet optimised – build on existing survey software and platforms in Ipsos Academic input into development of the measures
Winangali Communication
Communications Projects Cultural Advisor on Teter Mek and Tjindgarmi Projects – Jherro Pty Ltd & OfficeMax Westpac NMSDC Journey to Orlando, FL – Westpac Banking Corporation Queens Wharf Development Proposal – Echo Entertainment Indigenous Action Plan – Navitas English NSW Aboriginal Road Safety Strategy – Universal McCann/Transport for NSW SchoolKids Bonus – FaHCSIA Stronger Futures in the Northern Territory Strategy Development – FaHCSIA Digital Switchover – DBCDE Promoting Respectful Relationships 2010-2014 – FaHCSIA 2007 & 2010 Elections (Communications and Research) – AEC Eat Well, Be Active – DLGPSR (Qld) 2007-2010 Indigenous Communications Strategy – AEC WorkChoices – DEWR (with Jackson Wells Morris) More Help for Families – Department of Families and Community Services (Cth) Opal Fuel Campaign – BP Australia
* Many projects undertaken as joint venture, subcontractor, in conjunction with lead (full service) agencies
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The Line
The Line Serpent
Plays
Comic – Bully Boys
Lesson Plans - Stinky Wind
Place-based strategy
• Intermediary Strategies– Schools– Community Organisations
• Engagement– Community Champions
• Community Partnerships
Winangali PeoplePart of the Winangali Mob
People Projects
Cadet Recruitment Program – Churches of Christ Queens Wharf Development – Echo Entertainment Staff Mentoring Project – ATO Cadet Mentoring Project – NSW Education Cultural Competence Training – Queensland Ombudsman’s Office
What we do
Provide assistance for organisations that wish to increase their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce.
Continuum
Disengaged
Unskilled Job readyEducated
Skilled
Highly educated
Highly valued
The gap!
• The Indigenous employment market has a keen focus on getting Indigenous people into the workforce, but offers very little support once they are onboard
• There’s a gap in the market, with existing focus on recruitment rather than retention
Retention Strategies
• Employer Branding• Change Management• Gender Diversity• Health & Wellbeing• Cultural Awareness Training