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The sisters who want to kickstart Indigenous entrepreneurship

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First Nations entrepreneurs are almost non-existent in the Australian business landscape, but sisters Adele and Cara Peek plan to change this.

The Yawuru/Bunuba women launched a Broome-based innovation hub, called Make It Happen, which is designed to support and develop Indigenous entrepreneurship.

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Gus McCubbing is a journalist at the Australian Financial Review in Melbourne. Connect with Gus on Twitter. Email Gus at gus.mccubbing@afr.com
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