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Newsletter August 2025

  • 30 Jun 2025
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The August edition of NAIF Impact showcases our latest investments, project milestones, and community outcomes shaping growth across northern Australia.

In this issue, CEO Craig Doyle reflects on a strong year of activity, with new investments delivered, repayments received, and a growing pipeline of opportunities across northern Australia.

Highlights include the official opening of the Kimberley Cotton Gin, a project set to transform agriculture in Western Australia’s north, as well as key milestones for the Cairns Seniors Housing Project and Charles Darwin University’s new campus. Rockhampton students are also benefiting from hands-on aviation training, while our Q4 Snapshot provides the latest results from NAIF’s portfolio.

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