Deep and active listening, courage and not shying away from the uncomfortable are at the heart of reconciliation in this country.   Reconciliation is not something that can be worked on one week a year, it needs to be a constant, ever-present set of ideals and...

For Murawin, 2024 marks ten years of creating impact through our work. Last week we rolled out a new look and feel for the consultancy that reflects our story, our approach, and our future and appropriately centres Country, culture, and community at the heart of...

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the passing of Murawin’s Co-Founder, Greg McKenzie. “Greg was not just my business partner, he was my life partner. So let me first acknowledge my co-founder, my darling Greg, my rock. Let me acknowledge that he is the other...

In August the NSW Treasury released the First Nations Women’s Economic Participation Review: Pathways to Prosperity. As a First Nation’s and female co-founded and led company, Murawin is deeply invested in the topics discussed within this document and commend the NSW...

We are delighted that Murawin’s CEO Carol Vale, Dunghutti woman with connections to Gumbaynggirr and Anaiwan peoples, has been appointed as a Member of the Regional Development Advisory Council. The council "is tasked with ensuring regional and rural communities are...

Marrung barrang (good morning)As the year comes to a close, we at Murawin have a great deal to reflect on.  2023 has been the most challenging year we have had, both personally and professionally.  The passing of my life partner, our co-founder and Chief Operations...

Murawin, at it's core, is a family business with a deeply held belief in, and commitment to our mission of ending cycles of disadvantage for First Nations and other marginalised communities. At the heart of family are children, which is why we have put in place an...