On 23 March 2022, we hosted a Town Hall to discuss our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), how we can build awareness and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures, and contributions, and to support the implementation of our reconciliation initiatives.
Our terrific speakers included:
- CEO David Swain;
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representatives from the RAP Working Group, Production Manager Saige Baira and Site Manager Julie Lyons;
- Timenina (Tina), a proud Larrakia (Darwin region) woman and employee at our Business Solutions Wacol site; and
- Co-sponsors of the RAP, Tom Mangan and Shannon Richards.
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