Acknowledgement of Country
Always was,always will beAboriginal land.
The land we work on
Country holds a history far older than our industry.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, build and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and recognise the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to land, water, sky and community.
The places where heavy industry operates hold histories, relationships and knowledge far older than the industry itself. Those responsibilities do not end at a site boundary.
Sovereignty
Sovereignty was never ceded.
We recognise that no treaty was signed and the land was not given away. As a technology company, we are honest about the limits of what technology can do in the face of that history.
What we can do is work with awareness, refuse to treat Country as an abstraction and seek local guidance rather than making a generic national statement do work it cannot do.
Our commitment
Respect has to be visible in the work.
This acknowledgement is a starting point, not evidence of a programme or relationship that does not yet exist. As FaultPilot grows, any commitment connected to Country must be specific, locally informed and visible in the work.
We are at the beginning of that work and will keep this page honest about where it stands.
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