Our new Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan

We proudly launched our second Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) with a special event at the Koorie Heritage Trust in Melbourne this week, marking a significant new phase in our reconciliation journey.

Our RAP is more than a document. It is our call to action: to listen, to learn, to be accountable, and to embed reconciliation into every part of our business.

“Our RAP journey has been built step by step, with contributions from many across our business. Over the past year, we’ve listened, we’ve learned, and we’ve challenged ourselves to think differently about how we engage with First Peoples communities. This work has been about building real, respectful, and meaningful relationships. What makes me most proud is the spirit of collaboration that brought this RAP to life,” says Jhdara Jones, National First Peoples Manager. 

Our RAP is a living framework that guides how we:

• Grow cultural awareness and competence across the business

• Create opportunities through employment, training, and partnerships

• Build trust and lasting relationships with First Nations communities and organisations

We acknowledge and thank our RAP Steering Committee, First Peoples Outcomes Committee, community partners, and every advocate across our business who has championed this important work. Together, we are committed to turning words into meaningful action.