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The stories of ‘Strength through Collaboration’ continue to shine during Indigenous Business Month. We spoke with three remarkable First Nations women in Western Australia — Jasmine Kadic, Paula White and Tenay Stringer — who are changing the rules of the game through innovation and leadership. Their stories highlight how culture, community and collaboration are driving new opportunities and reshaping industries. Read more about their journeys and advice for other First Nations women looking to start a business on NAB News here: https://lnkd.in/gZ9cTbHD #IndigenousBusinessMonth2025 #StrengthThroughCollaboration #FirstNationsBusiness

NSW Small Business Month is all about recognising the resilience, innovation and community spirit of Australia’s small businesses. From family-run delis to sustainable breweries, these businesses are the heartbeat of our economy. Meet Hadi, owner of Avocado Lounge and proud NAB customer. His story is a brilliant example of passion, grit and practical advice for those just starting out. At NAB, we’re proud to support over 750,000 small business customers like Hadi - locally and nationally. Because when small businesses thrive, Australia thrives. #NSWSmallBusinessMonth

This week, NAB colleagues like Jodie Stojanovski participated in a Big Map exercise with Disaster Relief Australia, an interactive initiative to help communities prepare for natural disasters. Using large aerial maps, participants identified risks and developed community-led plans to enhance safety and recovery. This effort is part of our commitment to helping customers withstand and recover from natural disasters. The NAB Foundation has more than quadrupled its support for our major partner, Disaster Relief Australia, to strengthen corporate and community volunteering. Led by Disaster Relief Australia, the NAB Foundation Recovery Crew consists of everyday Australians dedicated to helping communities recover from and prepare for disasters. As disasters become more frequent and intense, we are proud to support initiatives that unite people and create practical, local solutions. 👉 Join the NAB Foundation Recovery Crew to help communities prepare and recover: https://lnkd.in/g7be5Gr8

This Cyber Security Awareness Month, we’re spilling the beans on what your coffee order says about your password strength ☕🔐 Two-thirds of Australians have been exposed to a cyber-attack or data breach and weak passwords are still one of the easiest ways hackers get in. As attacks grow in frequency and severity, password hygiene remains one of the simplest - and most overlooked - defences. Tag a colleague whose coffee order you spotted below and remind them it might be time to rethink their password 👇 Take a look at what’s available on the NAB Security Hub: https://lnkd.in/gB3_x5Wr #CyberMonth2025

We’re thrilled to welcome Tom Piotrowski to nabtrade. With 25 years’ experience and a cult following among Aussie investors, Tom brings unmatched expertise, clarity and charisma to our clients and trading platform. His mission? To help our clients cut through the noise and make confident, informed decisions. Also joining nabtrade is Nik Kritikos, a seasoned markets’ professional who has supported some of Australia’s largest investors for 30 years. Nik will be instrumental in supporting our high-net worth and Private Banking clients with their trading requirements. Together, Tom and Nick’s appointments reflect our ongoing investment in nabtrade and commitment to delivering the most comprehensive private wealth offer in the Australian market. Welcome aboard, Tom and Nik. https://lnkd.in/gjpfm43K #NAB #MarketInsights #Leadership #Finance #TomPiotrowski

What happens when your STEM Work Experience students get the keys to NAB’s LinkedIn account? Let’s just say… we might need to ask them for some tips 👀   Last week, forty Year 9 and 10 students joined NAB to participate in our STEM Work Experience program. Hosted by our Group Security team, the program gives students a hands-on look at careers in cyber security, digital, data and tech and a chance to meet mentors and explore what a career at one of Australia's biggest banks could look like.   It’s part of our commitment to backing the next generation of innovators and creating real pathways into tech through bootcamps, internships and graduate programs.

Want to help your small business thrive? 🚀 NAB’s proud to support NSW Small Business Month as our experts share the latest small business insights. Hear Krissie Jones, NAB’s Executive General Manager for Small Business, Sally Auld GAICD, NAB’s Chief Economist and Catherine Ellis, NSW Small Business Commissioner (acting) to unpack the latest trends impacting NSW small business owners. Join us on Tue 21 Oct, 11.30am-12.15pm to explore: • The current state of small business in NSW • Market trends heading into 2026 • How to make the most of government support 📅 Register for the free virtual event: https://lnkd.in/g4ffegci 

Meet Nestor Aguilar, one of our passionate NAB lenders helping customers turn their property dreams into reality🏡 We’re growing our Home Lending team and looking for experienced, customer-obsessed lenders who’re ready to take their career to the next level. Ready to become a dream-maker? Explore Home Lending careers at NAB today: https://lnkd.in/grMBVB3P

NAB CEO Andrew Irvine shares how NAB is navigating global trends — from AI and cybersecurity to talent and customer expectations — to deliver better outcomes for customers and colleagues.   “We’re building global capability and embracing technology, but people remain at the heart of our customer experience.”   Read the full interview on NAB News: https://lnkd.in/gafVVeXT

During the AFL’s final rounds, over $480m was spent at restaurants, bars, retail and accommodation businesses around the city. The MCG precinct’s retail, hospitality and accommodation businesses saw the greatest uptick in spend as fans flocked to the ‘G’ and surrounding areas. Mark O’Reilly from Melbourne pub Elephant and Wheelbarrow welcomes the impact: “Events like the AFL final rounds provide a huge boost, not just for us, but for our suppliers and casual workers too”. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gbZxJAKX