Community

Creating lasting social value through meaningful relationships, employment pathways and stronger communities.

We believe reconciliation starts with genuine partnerships. By working alongside First Nations communities, organisations and future leaders, we create opportunities that extend far beyond project boundaries.

Our community initiatives focus on:

• Education and scholarship pathways
• Employment and traineeship opportunities
• Community partnerships
• Leadership development
• Long-term career growth

Our goal is not simply participation. It is creating sustainable futures.

Following the devastating Kimberley floods, the Fitzroy River Bridge Reconstruction provided an opportunity to support local communities, create employment pathways and strengthen regional resilience. The project demonstrated how infrastructure delivery can generate lasting social value while reconnecting the Kimberley region.

Key initiatives included:

• Employing more than 260 local people throughout project delivery.
• Achieving 25% Indigenous workforce participation.
• Creating local employment and training opportunities.
• Supporting Indigenous-owned businesses and local economic participation.
• Building strong relationships with communities and stakeholders during recovery efforts.
• Contributing to long-term community resilience by restoring a vital regional connection.

The project showcases how strong partnerships and local participation can deliver meaningful community outcomes alongside critical infrastructure.

By 2029 we aim to:

• Strengthen partnerships with communities and First Nations organisations
• Increase First Nations employment opportunities
• Improve recruitment, retention and career development outcomes
• Expand mentoring and leadership pathways
• Influence our industry to create broader reconciliation outcomes