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See Multhana’s reconciliation journey
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Indigenous workforce
employees identify as Indigenous
Indigenous hours worked so far
Meet our people
“To me, reconciliation means the restoration of friendly relations. People like me, a visitor to this land, must remember the horrendous history the Indigenous people of Australia had to endure. For this great country was forged on the backs of the Indigenous peoples of this land.
I pay respect and give thanks for how blessed I am to live and thrive here in Australia. Thank you, Tangata Whenua.“
Hailey
Site Supervisor, Cleaning Division
“I see my role at Multhana as not just a job, but an opportunity for growth – a real career pathway.
The team are all so supportive and encouraging, it makes all the difference. I am so appreciative of everything this role has to offer. Coming to work is an enjoyable experience, it is one of the best places I have worked at. I am also really enjoying being able to put my knowledge into practice.”
Jasmine
Landscaper, Landscaping Division
“There are so many different cultures within Multhana. From the outside, you might assume, ‘they’re all Aboriginal’, but that doesn’t mean we’re from the same mob, or have the same history.
We’re lucky to have so many different cultures within our organisation – we can learn from each other. Being open to diversity can enrich your life professionally, and personally too.”
Melisa,
Client Services Officer, Corporate
“My favourite thing about working at Multhana is definitely the people. It’s such a friendly work environment; we all are focused on the work and just have a good time. We make the most of it and tend to have a laugh.
It’s great to be able to come into work and make the most of being outdoors and working with your hands.”
Paul
Landscaper, Landscaping Division
Understand our outcomes
We’re creating positive outcomes with organisations like Brisbane City Council, Max Solutions, and Busy At Work, addressing ways to increase equality and close the gap in life outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
First Nations business owners help stop Coronavirus spread
Ministerial media releases
Queensland’s business community — including First Nations business owners — is working with the Queensland Government to stop the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Read more
Multhana addresses Brisbane City Council
Multhana finalist in QLD Reconciliation Awards 2021
Queensland Government
Multhana have been named finalists in the 2021 Queensland Reconciliation Awards, acknowledging businesses going above and beyond their core business to foster reconciliation for Queensland. Read more
Multhana Property Services – Creating Career Opportunities for First Nations People
Busy At Work
Paul Miles, Managing Director at BUSY At Work said, “Organisations like Multhana are leading the way in creating employment opportunities and bridging the gap for Indigenous people.” Read more
Hands on the ground, not just the desk: Multhana Property Services making a difference in Brisbane
National Indigenous Times
Acting with intention on each project they undertake, Multhana Property Services has found themselves at the heart of Reconciliation. Read more
PA Hospital celebrates Indigenous culture with Yarning Circle launch
Metro South Health
Multhana designed and delivered the project through the Queensland Indigenous Procurement Policy, which enables business, economic development and job opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Read more
Multhana named finalist in Max Solutions Employer of the Year Award 2020
Max Solutions
Recognising outstanding businesses who encourage diversity and inclusivity in their workforce, Multhana are proud to be finalists in Max Solutions’ Employer of the Year Awards for the second year running.
Multhana wins BSCAA 'Commitment to Diversity' Award 2020
Building Services Contractors Association Australia - Queensland Division (BSCAA)
Multhana are delighted to win the ‘Commitment to Diversity’ Award at the 2020 BSCAA – QLD Excellence Awards earlier this year, recognising businesses who prioritise diversity in their operations.
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Learn more about Reconciliation
Reconciliation has raised broader questions about our national identity and the acceptance of Indigenous histories, cultures, and rights in our nation’s story.
The formal process of Reconciliation began as a result of the 1991 Report on the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
Today, the notion of reconciliation refers to rebuilding the relationship between First Nations people and the wider Australian community.
Reconciliation is no longer seen as a single issue or agenda, but rather an ongoing process of healing and justice for all Australians.
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