Who We Are
Girri Birrang means ‘Far Horizon’ or ‘Red Horizon’
It reflects our vision and connection to the Wiradjuri people.
The three rivers woven into our identity symbolise our deep cultural heritage and commitment to community, culture, and sustainability. Our connection to the land and the Wiradjuri people enriches our work, offering clients a partnership that supports the empowerment and growth of Indigenous communities.
Our Mission
‘Bridging Horizons, Building Futures’ reflects our commitment to merging traditional wisdom with modern innovation. We unite communities and create opportunities, especially for Indigenous youth, guiding them toward meaningful careers. Our mission invites partners to shape a future that respects tradition and drives progress, benefiting both clients and communities.
How We Work
We honour our past while building a sustainable future, integrating respect for tradition with modern practices. Our focus extends beyond construction and services – we foster growth and development in our communities.
Our Promise
In everything we do – from infrastructure projects and equipment hire to recruitment and logistics – we embed our values. We’re dedicated to building successful projects and nurturing communities where the next generation can thrive and contribute meaningfully.
Our Values
At Girri Birrang, our business and community efforts are guided by a set of core values. These principles shape our actions, influence our decisions, and reflect our commitment to driving positive change.
Resilience
We face challenges head-on with strength and adaptability, ensuring we overcome obstacles together.
Unity
Collaboration and connection to our roots guide everything we do, keeping us strong as a community.
Empowerment
We are committed to helping our community, especially young people, grow and succeed in meaningful ways.
Vision
We focus on making smart choices today that will lead to a brighter future for everyone.
“Our commitment extends beyond projects. We’re about empowering communities, fostering sustainability, and honouring our Indigenous heritage.”
Jarrod Smith, Director – Girri Birrang