National Recognition: FM Magazine Profiles Murrungar’s Vision for Indigenous Economic Participation
As Australia celebrates NAIDOC Week 2026 and this year’s theme of “50 Years of Deadly”, Murrungar is proud to be featured in the May edition of Facility Management (FM) Magazine in a four-page feature titled Reconciliation in Action. Written by FM Editor Varun Godinho, the feature explores how Murrungar is creating new pathways for Aboriginal […]
Going All In for Reconciliation – Through partnership, action and industry leadership
As National Reconciliation Week 2026 begins, we are proud to capture the Murrungar launch at the Melbourne Cricket Ground — a gathering that brought together culture, community and industry on Wurundjeri Country. This year’s theme, All In for Reconciliation, is a call to action. It challenges organisations and leaders across our industry to move beyond […]
Supporting the 2026 Walk for Truth – Creating space for truth-telling through partnership, conversation and action
As part of its ongoing commitment to build, grow and nurture Aboriginal communities and businesses, Murrungar has partnered with Indigenous-owned Game Time Coffee to support the 2026 Walk for Truth – a five-week, 800+ km walk from Naarm (Melbourne) to Canberra calling for meaningful truth-telling about Australia’s Indigenous past. Led by Kerrupmara and Gunditjmara man […]
A launch on Country that brought culture, community and industry together
Murrungar marked its official launch on 26 February 2026, bringing community, partners and industry leaders together at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for an afternoon grounded in place, story and intention. The event opened with a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony by Alex Kerr at the Scarred Tree in Yarra Park, acknowledging Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country, […]
Build Grow Nurture with Murrungar
From collaboration on reconciliation initiatives to launching Australia’s first profit-for-purpose building services procurement capability partnership to empower Aboriginal businesses and communities: The genesis of Murrungar When Murrungar’s Aaron Clark – then the Director of the Korin Gamadji Institute at Richmond Football Club – first began having conversations with A.G. Coombs Managing Director Russell Telford about […]