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Cox Inall Ridgeway

Name: Cox Inall Ridgeway
Address: The Commons, 20-40 Meagher Street, Sydney, NSW, 2008, AU
Telephone: +61280947961

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Meaningful change, led with and by First Nations Peoples. Comms. & PR, Engagement, Research, Policy, Evaluation

📍 Gadigal Country/Wurundjeri Country

Welcome to Cox Inall Ridgeway, a specialist Indigenous communications, policy, project delivery and research agency based in Ultimo, Sydney on land of the Eora nation. Established in 2007, Cox Inall Ridgeway was borne of a partnership between Gumbayyngirr man and respected Aboriginal leader Dr Aden Ridgeway and Managing Director of Cox Inall Communications Tim Powell. Our leadership team’s experience and comprehensive understanding of Indigenous issues combined with expertise in executing specialist strategic public relations and health communications campaigns mean Cox Inall Ridgeway is one of Australia’s leading Indigenous affairs consultancies. Cox Inall Ridgeway’s approach is to operate between the silos of government, corporates and communities in order to deliver stronger partnerships and better results for all parties. We are part of Cox Inall Communications, a full service strategic public relations consultancy with over 25 years’ experience successfully managing campaigns across Agribusiness & Natural Resource Management; Consumer & Corporate;
We are a team of committed individuals who are passionate about engaging on Indigenous issues, exploring innovative ways to make connections, and be successful in our outcomes.

20/10/2026

Join the conversation on how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages are used and taught in Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) settings.

On behalf of SNAICC-National Voice for our Children and First Languages Australia, CIR are undertaking research into how the use of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages in early years education supports children's development, identity and wellbeing.

The informal online yarning-style interview or group discussion will take up to 60 minutes, and we invite teachers, parents, carers, service leaders and others with relevant experience to take part.

👉 For more information and to register, contact Conal at 📧[email protected]

15/10/2026

Not only is October Indigenous Business Month, it is also Mental Health Month.

This year's theme, 'Together We Thrive', is an important reminder that you are not alone when you need support. Reminding us to reflect and build our connections with loved ones, community, and Country, strengthening the connections that help us thrive. Cultural identity, belonging and connectedness are central to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing, and with First Nations communities across Australia still being disproportionately impacted by mental health challenges, connectedness and community are paramount.

Through our work on the Heal Our Way Su***de Prevention Campaign, we have seen the important need for First Nations-centred mental health support services and the important role connection and community play in supporting mob to thrive.

We encourage you or anyone you know who needs support to reach out to a support service listed or👉 https://www.alsnswact.org.au/crisis-support

If you would like to learn more about Heal Our Way 👉https://www.coxinallridgeway.com.au/heal-our-way/

26/09/2026

There are so many ways to experience Australia, and some of the most powerful are through the stories, knowledge and connections to Country that have been shared for thousands of years.

We’re proud to have worked with Tourism Australia, supporting the growth and recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tourism and the incredible experiences being shared with visitors from Australia and around the world.

For World Tourism Day, we’re celebrating three incredible tourism experiences that invite visitors to see, hear and experience Australia through the eyes of Traditional Owners:

Jarramali Rock Art Tours | Queensland (Image 1)
Journey into the remote Cape York landscape with Traditional Owners, discover ancient rock art and hear the stories and cultural knowledge held within Country.
📸 Ash Bartley

Budj Bim Cultural Landscape | Victoria (Image 2)
A UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape that tells the story of Gunditjmara aquaculture, engineering, culture and connection to Country spanning thousands of years.
📸 Budj Bim Tours

Nitmiluk Tours | Northern Territory (Image 3)
Experience the breathtaking Katherine Gorge while hearing Jawoyn stories and learning about the culture, Country and history of the Traditional Owners.
📸 Nitmiluk Tours

17/09/2026

Help shape the future of First Nations music workers in the contemporary music industry.

Upcoming workshops
📍 Online
📅 23 September
📅 29 September
📅 15 October
📅 11 November

In collaboration with Support Act, CIR are undertaking a national review, led by First Nations people, to better understand the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples working across Australia's contemporary music industry.

The review is open to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who currently work, have previously worked, or are seeking to build a career in Australia's contemporary music industry.

The First Nations Music Industry Review is funded with support from the NSW Government through Sound NSW, the Australian Government via Creative Workplaces and Music Australia, the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, the Tony Foundation and the original co-investors of the Raising Their Voices Report.

Whether you're on stage or behind the scenes in the industry, your story matters.

👉 Find a session happening near you or learn more 🔗 https://supportact.org.au/first-nations-music-industry-review/

Artwork by nungalacreative (2026)

10/09/2026

Last night, the CIR Instagram account was unfortunately compromised, and you may have received messages that were not sent by us.

Please don’t open or interact with any content you think may not have been sent by the CIR team.

The matter has now been resolved, and we are very sorry for any inconvenience.

We look forward to continuing to share our stories!

10/09/2026

Last week at BIGSOUND, we attended the Goolwal Goolwal panel - Yarning Strong: First Nations Music Industry Review. We heard from important voices about the review and what it means for First Nations music workers across the industry.

A valuable conversation about legacy, representation, cultural strength, and the next chapter for the contemporary music industry.

We want to hear from you too. If you’re a First Nations music worker, share your experience and have your say in the review.

👉 Find out more via the link 🔗https://supportact.org.au/first-nations-music-industry-review/

Upcoming workshops
📍Burramatta/Western Sydney

Support Act

03/09/2026

Help shape the future of First Nations music workers in the contemporary music industry.

Upcoming workshops
📍Lismore
📍Nowra
📍Wagga Wagga
📍Tamworth
📍Burramatta/Western Sydney

In collaboration with Support Act, CIR are undertaking a national review, led by First Nations people, to better understand the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples working across Australia's contemporary music industry.

The review is open to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who currently work, have previously worked, or are seeking to build a career in Australia's contemporary music industry.

The First Nations Music Industry Review is funded with support from the NSW Government through Sound NSW, the Australian Government via Creative Workplaces and Music Australia, the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, the Tony Foundation and the original co-investors of the Raising Their Voices Report.

Whether you're on stage or behind the scenes in the industry, your story matters.

👉 Find a session happening near you or learn more 🔗https://supportact.org.au/first-nations-music-industry-review/

Artwork by nungalacreative (2026)

02/09/2026

Today is Indigenous Literacy Day!

We’re proud to have supported Oxford University Press Australia promoting their Yarning Strong series — a First Nations-authored classroom resource designed to help teachers bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, voices and stories into primary classrooms.

The latest edition includes new and updated content reflecting contemporary conversations and milestones, including the Voice to Parliament Referendum and Treaty in Victoria.

Our work has focused on helping share the benefits of Yarning Strong with educators and highlighting the First Nations authors, educators and contributors whose knowledge and experience sit at the heart of the resource.

On Indigenous Literacy Day, it’s a timely reminder of the importance of ensuring First Nations stories are not only read, but heard, understood and valued in classrooms across Australia.

28/08/2026

Indigenous musicians, crew, managers and other music workers are being encouraged to contribute to a national review examining their experiences across the Australian music industry.Support Act has be...

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Sydney, NSW
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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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+61280947961

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https://coxinallridgeway.com.au/

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