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Ports on the map of Indigenous Australia: North Queensland Bulk Ports
North Queensland Bulk Ports on the map of Indigenous Australia
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Our work with the community
Ports work within and with their communities to improve the local area for everyone
Living in the community
Australia's Ports are 24 hours, seven days a week and 365 days a year operations existing at the centre of cities, towns and their communities. They are major employers as well as facilitators for other businesses and industries.
Ports live in geographically and economically central positions within their communities both big and small.
As a result, our Ports take an active role in their local communities. They support schools and provide grants for educational projects. Their staff play in the local sports teams and have families that attend the local schools.
Port management is always looking for new and useful ways of supporting the communities that support them.
These efforts align with the UN Sustainability Goals framework. These goals also form the base for our Sustainability Report, you can find a number of community examples in the report.
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Projects that work collaboratively with stakeholders to solve problems, share knowledge for the collective good and improve the community environment.
Projects that incorporate governance approaches that enable a high standard of ethics and promotes transparent and accountable work practices.
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Ports Australia launches ‘Ports on the map of Indigenous Australia'
Ports Australia has launched its ‘Ports on the map of Indigenous Australia’, an online resource which locates ports on an Indigenous map of Australia and allows ports to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which they operate.
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