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Helping ads is a program which supports those in need in our community. It enables IN members to nominate deserving WA individuals or community groups. As WA's largest homegrown and locally owned bank, we donate you the opportunity to grow and prosper your skills in an established and unchanging organization. We know that when people labor together, individuals, families, groups and our community will flourish. It enables IN members to nominate deserving WA individuals or community groups to receive much required financial or services support. Visit the Who we've helped page to see how Helping ads can make a difference to individuals and families. Only IN Bank members can nominate but the person you nominate to take the urge doesn't need to be a IN Bank member. This is our quarterly contribution program where we produce assistance to community groups or little notforprofit organizations. The individual or group you nominate does not have to be a member of IN Bank. IN Bank is committed to supporting young people with their education by offering two annual scholarships. IN Bank is an Approved Deposit Taking Institution (AD) regulated to the same tall standards of security as the major banks. The IN Bank Board is committed to ensuring we continue to meet our members' needs in every way. Thanks to the commitment and enthusiasm of our 300 plus employees, IN Bank is continuing to grow and receive on fresh challenges. IN have been building thriving relationships with our members since 1990. We are elated of our local heritage and our ongoing contribution to the Western Australian community, as we are the only genuinely WA based bank. IN Bank is committed to creating a satisfying and fulfilling busy environment and offers employee benefits and development opportunities that reward and aid you to perform to your potential and exaggerate your experience and learning. Our values support a positive occupied environment where communication is encouraged and the contribution of every employee is valued. Generous discounts on home loans, personal loans, insurance and other products services. Focus on members We live and breathe the ethos of Member First, everlasting considering what we can do to make the member experience as sure as possible. We comprehend our individual role in growing the IN Brand and consistently role model service in urge of the desired member experience, regularly inspiring others through our uncompromising service ethic. Improve Learn We are flexible, adaptable and regularly look for opportunities to learn and grow, both personally and professionally. Believe Collaborate We actively encourage and build good busy relationships and effectively engage with others, internally and externally, to ensure certain outcomes for the business. Our values reflect the service culture and sure working environment that is at the heart of IN. The correct worth of the values is obvious in their persuade on our staff and environment.

A WA journalist and a well renowned sports historian, reach together to explore the 100 year history of women’s AF. The power of people working together has always been definite on an Australian Rules football field. For teacher and previous local journalist, Brunette Lenki, it was a plain question about women’s Australian Rules football that led to a lauded State Library of WA exhibition, a book deal, and to many untold narratives about women’s football and its deposit in our society. There was an marvelous amount of goodwill, explains Brunette. People felt like they were part of this and all had an crucial segment of the puzzle. Brunette praises her partnership with Rob Hess for their newly released book Play On! For Brunette, when the slaw exhibition first got rolling in 2013, there was a sense that the gratitude of woman’s football was gaining momentum, even when nothing had been announced about a national league. Now in 2016, where there are more frequent exhibition matches and we are on the cusp of a women’s national AF competition, that momentum has only increased. Recently, Brunette attended an exhibition game where she was glad to see a authentic cranky section of people in the crowd, families, people who were curious, women who played many years ago to support. The game drew over one million television viewers, with Brunette saying: There was such a festive atmosphere with all diverse ages, and a genuine sense of celebration. It was that deep pride and gratitude of women’s football and their stories that has been the maximum rewarding outcome for Brunette throughout the exhibition and book. It’s really about connecting the preceding with the future, and families becoming arrogant of what the mothers and grandmothers did. You are the sum of your nearest and, not necessarily, dearest. Singing in the rain (hail or shine) is better together.