Modus Operandi

“A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and souls of its people” - Ghandi

AGunya has had a 35 year engagement and working relationship with Australia’s indigenous culture:

In the far north Queensland; cattle stations and mining.

St Kilda; Melbourne’s own urban indigenous culture.

South-West Western Australia; Newman, Port headland.

The last two years in the Kimberley, supervising and managing construction projects in two remote indigenous communities.

AGunya successfully combines contractual responsibilities, with innovative training models, engaging cultures with enterprise to deliver sustainable work/life outcomes.

AGunya is committed to ensure accountability in all areas of intercultural interaction towards self-sustainability.

Intercultural

What now?

Imagine enterprise in consideration of real life circumstances, and consider our indigenous culture in original circumstances.

Deliver a program to allow non-indigenous enterprise to engage, listen, learn and benefit while providing opportunities to improve wellbeing and long term outcomes for all involved.

Accept these challenges and attend to moral and ethical responsibilities attached to enterprise without long term guilt.

Provide a sheltered environment for inter cultural engagement and set an example, to be proud to claim responsibility for.

Welcome indigenous men and women into an intriguing era combining empathy for current circumstances without blame and provide a pathway to a shared sustainable future.

The success achieved with Brolga in Bidyadanga is attributable to the adoption of a holistic approach carefully attending to the delicate details of the aforementioned, while networking with the whole community, school, football club, rangers, community CEO and administration offices.

There has been a willingness to intimately know local staff, their circumstances and be prepared to offer care and attention to these matters to gain trust. This initial period takes patience but the rewards are numerous.

"May we aspire to do more than we say" - Andy Greig, Shelter for Life

ManyRivers with Agunya