The story of ‘Kiiraka’, our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan artwork

29.05.23

In this blog, we share a little more about the painting on the cover page of our Reconciliation Action Plan, created by artist and RAP Working Group member Narelle Osborne, and titled, 'Kiiraka' or 'Country'.

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The painting on the cover page and featured throughout our Reconciliation Action Plan is titled “Kiiraka”, meaning “Country” in Barkindji language. This work of art is by artist and RAP Working Group member Narelle Osborne. It was commissioned by NAWO in 2022 and is used by permission of the artist. Narelle is a proud Barkindji woman who is an advocate and champion of change in the construction industry, role modelling the leadership role women can take in the construction industry and actively ensuring greater engagement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in construction jobs. Australia as a whole from…

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