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Yurringa is a proudly First Nations majority-owned and led joint venture delivering culturally grounded, flexible recruitment and workforce solutions across Australia.

13/08/2026

Some conversations have the power to shape the future.

Yurringa was proud to attend and sponsor the Treaty: Learn the Facts event. It was an important opportunity for people to come together, listen, learn and have honest conversations about what Treaty means for Victoria.

We were especially proud of Bradley Boon, whose Acknowledgement of Country was delivered with authenticity, passion and respect. His words set the tone for an important day of listening, learning and constructive discussion.

Yurringa’s Shane Wilkins spoke about the role Treaty can play in creating greater opportunity for First Nations businesses, economic participation and self-determination.

We believe economic empowerment is fundamental to lasting change.

More businesses.
More jobs.
More skills.
More investment.
Stronger communities.
Greater economic participation.

Our sincere thanks to Natalie Hutchins MP and Sheena Watt MP for presenting. For many people in the room, the event provided an opportunity to better understand what Treaty is, what it could mean for Victoria and how facts can help address misconceptions that stand in the way of constructive conversation.

We cannot build a better future without understanding the past.
We cannot overcome misconceptions without creating space for facts.
And we cannot achieve meaningful progress without being prepared to listen.

Yurringa is proud to be a First Nations business, and we are equally proud of the contribution we are making to the broader Victorian economy.

We believe Treaty has the potential to be an important part of that journey, not only through truth and recognition, but by helping create the conditions for greater economic opportunity, enterprise and self-determination.

Yurringa was proud to sponsor the event, proud to contribute to the discussion and proud to support a future in which First Nations people and businesses can reach their full potential.

Thank you to everyone who attended, contributed and helped create a respectful space for these important conversations.

EconomicDevelopment Victoria Yurringa

02/04/2026

There is something powerful about seeing confidence grow.

Kira is currently working as a Traffic Controller on a Melbourne social housing project, and through secure full-time employment, she has built stability, independence and a real sense of belonging.

Recently, Kira purchased her first brand-new car. A milestone that represents more than just a vehicle. It reflects consistency, hard work and the opportunity that meaningful employment can create.

When First Nations women are supported into long-term roles, the impact extends far beyond the job. It strengthens families, builds confidence and opens doors for others to follow.

We are incredibly proud of Kira and the example she continues to set 🧡

26/03/2026

We’re proud to share that Yurringa is now ISO certified across three internationally recognised standards:

✔️ ISO 9001 – Quality Management

✔️ ISO 14001 – Environmental Management

✔️ ISO 45001 – Occupational Health & Safety

This milestone reflects our commitment to doing things the right way — with strong systems, accountability and continuous improvement across everything we deliver.

For us, it’s about more than compliance. It’s about showing that First Nations businesses can lead with strength, capability and high standards across the industry.

These certifications support safer workplaces, better environmental outcomes and quality delivery for our clients and communities.

As we continue to grow, we remain focused on building a business grounded in reliability, integrity and long-term impact.

If you're looking to partner with a capable and accredited First Nations business — we’d welcome the opportunity.

Give us a go.

19/03/2026

Wozza’s journey is a powerful reminder of what secure employment can create.

Wozza is working as a Traffic Controller on a Melbourne social housing project, bringing pride, professionalism and consistency to site every day.

Through secure employment, he has strengthened stability for his family and become a strong role model within his community. His journey shows how meaningful employment builds confidence, supports families and creates lasting impact beyond the workplace.

Stories like Wozza’s remind us why sustained First Nations employment matters.

Proud to walk alongside him 🤝

05/03/2026

Two weeks ago, the Yurringa team attended the Supply Nation Trade Fair 2026 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

During the event, we ran a real-time give back initiative supporting the Gowola Homework Club, delivered through the Rumbalara Football Netball Club .

RFNC is an Aboriginal-owned and led community hub where culture, connection and community are at the centre. Through the Gowola Homework Club, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students receive tutoring, mentorship and access to learning resources in a culturally safe environment.

For every visitor who registered their interest in Yurringa’s First Nations Labour Hire and Traffic Management services, Yurringa committed to donating $5 to support the program.

We’re proud to share that $1,050 has been raised so far, with fundraising continuing throughout the month to further support the Gowola Homework Club and its work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

Supporting RFNC is also personal for Yurringa. Our founder Daniel Briggs, a proud Yorta Yorta man, has strong family ties to the Club.

It was also great to welcome Senator Jana Stewart to the Yurringa stand on the day.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and supported the initiative.

23/10/2025

Creating Opportunities. Building Brotherhood.

At Yurringa MC, we believe that real change happens on the ground, where opportunities are created, confidence is built, and our people lift each other up.

We’re proud to share that Joven Close has recently stepped onto his first construction site at the Hampton Park Social Housing project with Barpa, marking the beginning of his journey in the construction industry.

What makes this story even more special is that Joven has been able to link up with Ben Gosling, who we’ve on-hired to Icon on the same site. The two young First Nations men have connected naturally, with Benny showing true leadership, guiding Joven through the ropes and helping him navigate the early days of site life.

This is the Yurringa MC culture in action: a culture of brotherhood, mentorship, and collective success.

We’re more than a labour hire company; we’re a network of support, pride and purpose, helping our mob step forward with confidence in every role and on every site.

12/09/2025

Walking the Walk: Partnering with First Nations Businesses

At Yurringa MC, we believe real change happens when procurement decisions drive impact. That’s why we’re committed to partnering with First Nations-owned businesses across our supply chain, strengthening communities while delivering quality outcomes for our clients.

We are proud to partner with Countryman Safety.

Founded and led by Lawrence Hillary, a proud Yamatji man, Countryman Safety is a majority-owned First Nations PPE and safety supplier. Backed by over 30 years of industry capability through their partner Safeman, Countryman Safety is building a reputation as a trusted national provider of safety gear and workwear.

For Yurringa MC, this means every worker we place on site is equipped with high-quality, industry-compliant PPE while our spend directly supports a First Nations business that shares our vision for community-led success.

This partnership isn’t just about protective clothing, it’s about investing in futures, creating pathways for Aboriginal people, and showing how First Nations businesses are leading the way in safety, service, and social impact.

By sourcing through organisations like Supply Nation and partnering with businesses like Countryman Safety, we’re embedding cultural respect and economic empowerment into everything we do.

This is what it means to walk the walk.

08/08/2025

With deep experience in recruitment, workforce planning, and post-placement support, Aileen brings precision, heart, and strategy to everything she does.

As Operations Manager, she’s not just matching people to jobs — she’s building genuine relationships and long-term employment pathways for underrepresented communities across the country.

Her people-first mindset means every job seeker feels seen, supported, and set up for success. Aileen is passionate about creating real change — one placement at a time.

We’re proud to have her leading the way.

05/08/2025

Meet Brad! A proud Kurnai man with strong ties to the Western District, Brad grew up in Gippsland and now calls Yorta Yorta Country home.

When he’s not drumming with The Deans of Soul, Brad is deeply committed to supporting his community through employment and justice initiatives. With experience delivering programs like Jobs Victoria, he brings passion, insight, and cultural strength to everything he does.

At Yurringa MC, Brad plays a key role in delivering end-to-end support for our First Nations workers — from onboarding and mentoring to training and long-term career development.

He’s here to ensure our workforce doesn’t just show up — they thrive.

Welcome, Brad. We’re lucky to have you on the team!

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2 Scholar Drive
Bundoora, VIC
3083

Website

https://www.mclabour.com.au/yurringamc/

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