Diversity & inclusion
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How Australia Post is leading the way in accessibility and inclusion
Turning our Accessibility and Inclusion Plan into clear action and solid outcomes has led Australia Post to be named top performer in the 2023 Disability Confidence Awards.
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7 of our favourite books by Indigenous authors
Reading books by Indigenous authors is a great way to dive into the incredibly rich First Nations history and culture. Here are our top picks.
The meaning of NAIDOC Week and how you can celebrate this year’s theme
Find out what NAIDOC Week is all about, including why this year's theme is dedicated to First Nations Elders and how you can take part in celebrations.
What this organisation did with a Community Grant to help young Muslims with mental health
Helping Hands is a community-based, peer-support program for young Muslim people. Here's how an Australia Post Community Grant is helping their mission.
Diversity & Inclusion in the Workplace - Connor Shares his Trans Journey
We chat to Australia Post team member, Connor O’Rourke, about how workplaces can support their trans colleagues by creating an inclusive environment.
Don’t know what to do for National Reconciliation Week? Here are 5 ways you can get involved
National Reconciliation Week is a time to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Here are some meaningful ways you can get involved.
How Vin Tagè is supporting the Australian LGBTIQ+ community one handmade frock at a time
With his fancy frocks a symbol of diversity and inclusion, Melbourne-based drag queen Daniel Theophanou, aka Vin Tagè, explains how he's supporting the Australian LGBTIQ+ community.
Stu founded a local Rainbow Peer Support Group, and then took it Australia-wide
Stu founded a local Rainbow Peer Support Group, and then took it across the nationwide Australia Post community. He now hopes it inspires other organisations to support their LGBTQIA+ employees.
Working towards a more disability inclusive society
People with disabilities are one of the most excluded groups within our society. At Australia Post, we’re working to improve inclusion and accessibility for our employees and the broader community. On this International Day of Disability, we take stock of the progress we’ve made and our next point of focus.
