Our Reconciliation Journey

Since launching our Reflect RAP in 2021, we’ve made strides in building strong relationships, understanding and opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.  reconciliation an integral part of everything we do.

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Our Innovate RAP (2024–2026) marks the next stage in this journey, focusing on:

  • Embedding reconciliation into our core business by integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into our decision-making processes, policies and practices.
  • Deepening our understanding and connection to Country through listening, learning and collaborating with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to foster greater cohesion amongst our employees, partners, customers and the communities we serve.
  • Building relationships and respect by continuing to strengthen our community connections across the five Nations and promote respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and traditions across the business and in our engagement with our partners and communities.
  • Creating meaningful and sustainable opportunities and partnerships by supporting and advocating for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ economic participation, both within our organisation and in the communities we serve.

This journey is powered by our ongoing relationships across five Nations – Dharug, Wiradjuri, Dharawal, Gundungurra and Yuin – and our goal is to continue working hand in hand to make

Our RAP Journey Timeline

From partnerships to cultural events, view our milestones and see how each step is helping us power a brighter future.

Artist Jodie Stewart (third from the left) at the opening of the Kiama Downs Community Battery (May 2024)