One of the best learning experiences we offer is the 2 Day Training tailored for leaders to gain a better understanding of their Indigenous employees.

This training is split into a full day classroom program and full day on-country experience, which enables leaders to gain extensive insight, knowledge and understanding of Indigenous people, heritage and culture.

You can then use this knowledge to resolve work related issues and to manage your employees in a culturally safe way.

We can help you and your organisation to be better equipped to manage Indigenous people and to give you the knowledge necessary to create a leading workplace, so if this is something you require or are interested please contact us now!

Our team spent another day taking Woodside Indigenous employees around Murujuga and Karratha.

These days have been really awesome as it enables the Indigenous employees an opportunity to connect to our country here as a lot of them are from different parts of Australia.

We hope to do more of these tours as it is a very rewarding experience for them and a great way to connect with each other outside of their work environment in a culturally safe space.

Mula aka Fish Trap

This mula is located at Hearson`s Cove and was constructed a long time ago. This was shown to me when I was a kid by my late uncle Mr D. Daniel, when he was teaching us about Ngarluma country both on the mainland, in Murujuga and the islands.

He wanted us to know about these traps and how our people used it for catching seafood. I have been utilising this trap every year for the past 20 odd years to catch food and now to teach visitors about our heritage.