Isaac Harrison is a First Nation Australian with ancestral ties to the Kabi Kabi and Birri Gubba tribes of North and Southeast Queensland. He is a leader in Indigenous business and economic development. Isaac was born in Maryborough, QLD, and raised in Hervey Bay. He pursued both soccer and higher education, earning a Diploma in Fitness before transitioning into the energy sector, where he played a key role in the growth of the Aussie Batteries and Solar. 

After relocating to Melbourne, Isaac co-founded Bunjil Energy and later shifted to consulting, supporting over 30+ Indigenous-owned businesses. He now serves as Director of Towcha, an Indigenous-owned IT services company. Isaac’s work also includes helping corporates make better procurement decisions while empowering Indigenous SMEs to grow, blending innovation with cultural heritage to create a lasting impact in Australia’s economic landscape.

Isaac Harrison is a First Nation Australian with ancestral ties to the Kabi Kabi and Birri Gubba tribes of North and Southeast Queensland. He is a leader in Indigenous business and economic development. Isaac was born in Maryborough, QLD, and raised in Hervey Bay. He pursued both soccer and higher education, earning a Diploma in Fitness before transitioning into the energy sector, where he played a key role in the growth of the Aussie Batteries and Solar. 

After relocating to Melbourne, Isaac co-founded Bunjil Energy and later shifted to consulting, supporting over 30+ Indigenous-owned businesses. He now serves as Director of Towcha, an Indigenous-owned IT services company. Isaac&rsquo;s work also includes helping corporates make better procurement decisions while empowering Indigenous SMEs to grow, blending innovation with cultural heritage to create a lasting impact in Australia&rsquo;s economic landscape.

In recent times thousands of Aussie Christians have been unable to get to church, due to lockdowns and restrictions. For many, because of health, work or other reasons, this is nothing new. Whatever the reason, if you can’t be at church this Sunday, let Vision bring church to you! 

Each week Phil Edwards is joined by Pastors and Church leaders for “Sunday Morning Together” across Australia on Vision Christian Radio.Scroll down for local times.

There will be worship, good conversation, prayer, teaching and communion…. although we’ll probably skip that bit where we shake hands. 🙂

In recent times thousands of Aussie Christians have been unable to get to church, due to lockdowns and restrictions. For many, because of health, work or other reasons, this is nothing new. Whatever the reason, if you can’t be at church this Sunday, let Vision bring church to you!  Each week Phil Edwards is joined by Pastors and Church leaders for “Sunday Morning Together” across Australia on <a href="https://vision.org.au/">Vision Christian Radio.</a> Scroll down for local times.
There will be worship, good conversation, prayer, teaching and communion…. although we’ll probably skip that bit where we shake hands. 🙂

Sunday Morning Together

Each week Phil Edwards is joined by Pastors and Church leaders for “Sunday Morning Together” across Australia on Vision Christian Radio.  Enjoy great conversation for your Sunday morning, including a time of communion and the best 'five minute sermon' you'll hear all week!

Each week Phil Edwards is joined by Pastors and Church leaders for “Sunday Morning Together” across Australia on Vision Christian Radio.  Enjoy great conversation for your Sunday morning, including a time of communion and the best 'five minute sermon' you'll hear all week!