BLU by Adcorp AU

10/09/2026

R U OK? Day 💛

This R U OK? Day, we took some time to come together and talk about the importance of checking in with the people around us.

The team took part in our “Fill Someone’s Cup” initiative, sending little notes of appreciation to colleagues to let them know they’re valued.

Sometimes, a simple “How are you really going?” or a few kind words can make a bigger difference than we realise.

Let’s keep checking in, keep listening and keep looking out for each other, not just today, but every day.

14/08/2026

This year, the BLU team got into the spirit of Flanno for Farmers, rocking our best flannos and enjoying a few cold ones from Travla.

If you didn't already know, Travla is donating 100% of today’s proceeds to the cause, helping support Australian farmers and rural communities!

We’re proud to get behind such a great cause — flannos on, beers up, farmers supported! 💙

Head to Flanno for a Farmer and help make a difference: https://flannoforafarmer.com.au/

04/08/2026

As part of this year's NAIDOC Week celebrations, BLU team members took part in our Buy Indigenous initiative across the entire month of July, encouraging staff to purchase a product or service from an Indigenous-owned business, with purchases supported through a BLU-funded reimbursement program.

From beautiful books and art to unique skin care and coffee liqueur, our team proudly supported a range of Indigenous businesses across the country. We're grateful to everyone who participated and to the incredible businesses we're featuring in this post.

This initiative is one small way we can contribute to helping to support economic empowerment, celebrate Indigenous entrepreneurship, and strengthen connections with First Nations communities.

🖤 Welcome to Country
💛 Magabala Books
❤️ Seven Seasons Spirits
🖤 Dreamtime Kullilla-Art
💛 Planet Corroboree - Byron Bay
❤️ Yaama Barrgay Catering

09/07/2026

Celebrating NAIDOC Week – 50 Years of Deadly 🖤💛❤️

This NAIDOC Week, our team came together to reflect on the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples while enjoying morning tea from local Indigenous-owned café - if you are in Brisbane, make sure to drop in for some delicious eats!

We also launched our Buy Indigenous initiative, encouraging our internal team to support Indigenous-owned businesses, charities and community organisations throughout the year.

For us, NAIDOC Week is more than a celebration. It's about turning acknowledgement into action and creating meaningful, lasting support for First Nations communities.

04/06/2026

Behind every resume is a story you don’t always see.

When we first met Alaina, we saw a strong candidate. What we didn’t see yet was the journey behind it.

Leaving home at 17, starting over in a new country, building a life in Sydney from the ground up while chasing a career in engineering.

Now she’s exactly where she worked so hard to be: a Product Engineer at BOC and we're so proud to be part of her story 💙

Moments like this remind us that what we do at BLU genuinely makes a difference.

👉 Read the full story: https://www.blubyadcorp.com.au/from-riyadh-to-sydney-how-one-candidates-resilience-led-to-her-dream-engineering-role

Connecting jobseekers with meaningful work and support employers with flexible, high-quality workforce solutions through our national reach, sector experience, and continuous care.

12/05/2026

🇵🇬🇦🇺 Expanding Pacific labour mobility starts with the right conversations.

BLU MD Zeb Riddell was joined by Ken Dachi from Welcoming Australia in Brisbane to meet with PNG Treasurer Hon. Ian Ling-Stuckey CMG.MP, a powerful alignment of government, industry and community voices focused on creating real workforce opportunities for PNG workers in Australia.

Critically, the conversation tackled one of the scheme's most pressing challenges head-on: worker disengagement under PALM. BLU presented its proposed solution, and the reception was strong.

With 22 provinces ready to mobilise across construction, aged care and agriculture, BLU is proud to be driving this work alongside PNG's Labour Mobility Unit.




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BLU by Adcorp, CEO, Zeb Riddell and associate Ken Dachi brief PNG Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey, Principle Adviser Dr Misty Baloiloi and KDDA board member & community rep, Micheal Panda in Brisbane, QLD last Saturday, 09th May 2026.

22 PROVINCES IN PNG HAVE CAPACITY TO SUPPORT INITIATIVES TO SUPPLY WORKERS INTO THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, IF NEEDED.

PNG's Labour Mobility Unit (LMU) has welcomed initiatives by major Australian based companies and Australian government endorsed recruitment agencies, to explore the possibility of including new sectors that might engage PNG workers.

Currently the main areas of engagement are horticulture, meat works, health and the education sectors. There is a keen interest for the endorsement of the Australian construction industry to be added to that list according to the Minister for Treasury, Ian Ling-Stuckey, who has oversight for the labor mobility program in PNG.

Minister Ling-Stuckey met with BLU by Adcorp AU and Agri Labour Australia last week.

As employment agencies, they see a big demand for workers in sectors such as Age Care, Meat works, Agriculture, Construction and the textile industries. These are great opportunities for PNG, the country with the biggest population in the paciific, to increase the supply of workers.

The agencies appealed to PNG Government to work with them, the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Employment and Work Place Relations to open up employment opportunities in other sectors, with consideration to include the metropolitan areas and find a workable pathway for PNG to respond to these demands.

As part of this planned expansion, there were also discussions about how best to deal with challenges such as alcohol abuse and some people absconding from the program and not keeping to employment agreements. The employer groups urged PNG to lead the way in working with other PALM participating countries in the Pacific to assist the Australian government in finding solutions.

To assist with moving this agenda forward, one of the agencies, BLUby Adcorp will be appointing its representative to be based in Port Moresby to assist PNGs LMU with recruitment and placements.

Hon. Ian Ling-Stuckey, CMG.MP
Minister for Treasury
12 May 2026