Australian Industry Group is committed to reconciliation — the process of strengthening relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous peoples, for the benefit of all Australians.
As a membership organisation, we recognise the importance of advocating for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
While we still have much work to do, we are proud of the steps we have taken in our reconciliation journey so far. They include:
We recognise that reconciliation is an ongoing journey. It reminds us that generations of Australians have fought hard for meaningful change, but ongoing effort is required for future gains.
We are committed to monitoring and reporting on our progress towards reconciliation and hold ourselves accountable for making meaningful and sustained change.
Download our Reconciliation Action Plan 2024-26
March 2025 - Reconciliation Action Plan Update
To mark Indigenous Business Month 2025, two new fact sheets are now available on the Australian Industry Group website:
These factsheets are member only resources. Log in now to download.
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The Workplace Advice Line is Australian Industry Group’s national telephone advisory service for all your on-the-spot workplace-related questions.
Call the Workplace Advice Line
1300 55 66 77 and press option 1
(Overseas: +61 3 9867 0100).
Email: Send an Email
Weekdays from 8.30am to 5.30pm
(Australian Eastern Daylight/Standard Time)
Want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you.
Looking for a practical way to bring reconciliation commitments to life in your workplace, without adding to your team’s workload? Wuu-rri Vending enables you to host a vending machine at no cost, while a portion of every purchase is reinvested into initiatives that strengthen Indigenous entrepreneurship, youth opportunity and community-led economic development.
Established by the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce, Wuu-rri operates a national social enterprise model that transforms commercial activity into sustainable funding for Indigenous entrepreneurship.
It’s designed to be easy: Wuu-rri assesses your site, installs the machine and manages stocking, maintenance and servicing through national fulfilment partners. Your team gets a convenient on-site amenity, and you receive impact reporting to demonstrate outcomes aligned to reconciliation, ESG and social procurement goals.
· A no-cost workplace amenity — a convenient option for staff and visitors, with installation, replenishment and servicing handled end-to-end.
· Low effort for your team — Wuu-rri manages the program through national fulfilment partners, so you’re not chasing stock or maintenance.
· A clear, visible action on reconciliation — everyday purchases help generate sustainable funding for Indigenous enterprise initiatives.
· Impact you can report — receive updates you can reference in RAP activities, ESG reporting and stakeholder communications.
· Community benefit beyond your workplace — proceeds are reinvested into initiatives such as microgrants and capability-building programs that support Indigenous entrepreneurship, youth initiatives and community-led economic development.
To explore hosting a machine or request the Wuu-rri Vending introduction pack, contact us or the Wuu-rri team.
