All Articles in Our Commitment to Reconciliation

As a Biripi man from the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Adam Bush’s journey to his current role as Strategy Principal, Maritime at Thales Australia is a testament to resilience, leadership, and a commitment to social justice. ...

"NAIDOC Week is a time of joy and celebration for Aboriginal peoples. This year’s theme, 'Keep the Fire Burning! Loud and Proud,' reflects hope and moving forward as a community." – Jaida Conway, Legal Intern, Thales Australia. ...

NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to celebrate and honour the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, Thales is shining a spotlight on the contributions, achievements and stories of Indigenous employees. ...

Each year, recognition and appreciation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander achievements are given the spotlight at the CareerTrackers Gala Awards in Sydney. These awards are a tribute to individuals and organisations who display leadership and excellence within ...

Thales Australia’s commitment to reconciliation is about building trust, honesty and integrity throughout our organisation and wider community. This commitment includes a focus on inclusivity, employment and career development, which is demonstrated through our partner...

Thales recently participated in the Clontarf Sydney Employment Forum at Sydney University, which introduces current Year 11 and 12 students to training and employment opportunities that exist across participating organisations. ...

Thales Australia’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is an integral part of our strategy to drive change and action towards reconciliation.

Sorry Business is a community and cultural tradition for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples when mourning the loss of a family member. In order to better support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees during a time that brings significant grief...

Thales Australia is happy to announce our new Reconciliation Action Plan artwork created by proud Wakka Wakka man, artist David Williams. Titled ‘Our Past. Our Present. Our Future. The Extraordinary Potential of Us’, here’s a look at the wonderful artwork and what this...

Thales Australia's Technical Director - Avionics, Philip Swadling and Director Australian Industry Capability, Sharon Tuminello, recently attended a Clontarf Foundation event at Brisbane Parliament House to celebrate the not-for-profit organisation's journey in Queensl...