Quick Answer
Kakurrka Resources is a Central Queensland Indigenous-led mining and civil contractor that builds respect across every site by:
- Embedding cultural awareness into inductions and toolbox talks
- Running Harmony Week activities that celebrate every culture on the crew
- Treating respect as a WHS and productivity issue, not a campaign
- Backing Indigenous employment pathways in operations and trades
About Kakurrka Resources
Kakurrka Resources is a mining and civil earthmoving maintenance contractor operating across some of Australia's most demanding sites. With a focus on heavy equipment maintenance and operations, they bring together diverse teams to deliver results in challenging environments.
For Harmony Week 2026, we sat down with the team at Kakurrka Resources to hear how they build a respectful and inclusive workplace — and why it matters for the mining and resources industry.
How does Kakurrka Resources support building a respectful and inclusive workplace?
At Kakurrka Resources, we focus on creating a workplace where people feel respected and included across our business. That comes down to clear expectations, open conversations, and making sure everyone is treated fairly.
We also prioritise working with Indigenous communities and creating real opportunities across our operations.
The Kakurrka Resources team — mining and civil earthmoving maintenance
Why is Harmony Week important for the mining and resources industry?
Harmony Week matters in our industry because we rely on people from all different backgrounds working closely together, often in tough environments.
When there's mutual respect and understanding, it leads to better teamwork, safer sites, and stronger outcomes overall.
What advice would you give to other businesses looking to build stronger, more inclusive teams?
Keep it simple and genuine — lead by example, treat people with respect, and actually listen.
Inclusion isn't just a policy — it's how people show up every day.
Key Takeaways from Kakurrka Resources
Clear Expectations
Set the standard for respect from day one with open conversations and fair treatment.
Indigenous Engagement
Prioritise working with Indigenous communities and creating real opportunities.
Lead by Example
Inclusion is lived daily — through genuine respect, listening, and showing up for your team.
About Harmony Week
Harmony Week (15–21 March) celebrates Australia's cultural diversity and promotes inclusiveness, respect, and a sense of belonging for everyone. In the mining and resources industry, where teams are drawn from communities across Australia and around the world, these values are essential to safe, productive operations.
SprintSuite is proud to highlight clients like Kakurrka Resources who are leading the way in building respectful workplaces. To learn more about how you can support Harmony Week on your sites, visit our Harmony Week hub.
