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Welcome to the Noongar season, Bunuru 01 February 2023 Today marks the first day ofBunuru(February to March) in the Noongar seasonal calendar. It’s the hottest time of the year with little to no rain and is recognised as the season of adolescence and our second summer. HSS Cadet Jasmine Unno is here to share some of her kaartdijin (knowledge) about this season and Noongar culture in thevideo. Sharing this kaartdijin is an important part of building Aboriginal cultural awareness at HSS to help create a culturally safe and inclusive environment that attracts Aboriginal people to our workforce. It also aligns with our Diversity and Inclusion Strategy which aims to create a workplace where all employees are seen, valued and respected. -
Pride art installation unveiled 13 December 2022 Employees at each of our locations were encouraged to write a message of support on a coloured piece of paper in the shape of a butterfly. Butterflies symbolise life, endurance, change, and hope and the heart is the universal symbol of love. Hundreds of butterflies were collected and combined to form a unique and special piece of art. -
HSS wins big at IPAA Awards 09 December 2022 A big congratulations to our winners and finalists at the Institute of Public Administration Australia WA (IPAA WA) Awards today! HSS won three awards across HR, IT and government collaboration. -
Meet Paul Crawford - International Day of People with a Disability 03 December 2022 Everyone has the right to be an active member of their community and to have a say in the decisions that affect their lives. But simple things such as accessibility, negative attitudes and lack of support provide barriers to many people with disabilities in finding work. -
Welcome to the Noongar season, Birak 01 December 2022 Today marks the first day of Birak (December to January) in the Noongar seasonal calendar. It’s the moasaic burning time where burning across the country happens and the afternoons are cooled by the sea breezes that abound from the southwest. It is known as the season of the young. HSS Cadet Jasmine Unno is here to share some of her kaartdijin (knowledge) about this season and Noongar culture in the video. Sharing this kaartdijin is an important part of building Aboriginal cultural awareness at HSS to help create a culturally safe and inclusive environment that attracts Aboriginal people to our workforce. It also aligns with our Diversity and Inclusion Strategy which aims to create a workplace where all employees are seen, valued and respected.
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07/10/2024