Indigenous affairs

A new path to reconciliation

Andrew Mackenzie, BHP; Professor Megan Davis, UNSW Sydney
  • Andrew Mackenzie | A new path to reconciliation
    Over many years, BHP has played an important role in the push for reconciliation in Australia. CEDA is honoured that BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie will use his first presentation on a CEDA stage to address the critical issue of how to galvanise support and action for reconciliation in Australia. BHP was one of the first businesses to launch a Reconciliation Action Plan in 2007, with its most recent iteration granted Elevate status. Andrew will reflect on BHP’s lessons and aspirations for the future of reconciliation.
  • Prof. Megan Davis | A path to reconciliation
    Prof. Megan Davis (UNSW Sydney) reflects on BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie's speech, the Uluru Statement from the Heart, and the path forward for Australia's indigenous community.
  • Dr Richard Walley OAM
  • Andrew Mackenzie, BHP
  • Andrew Mackenzie, BHP
  • Andrew Mackenzie, BHP
  • Professor Megan Davis, UNSW Sydney
  • Professor Megan Davis, UNSW Sydney
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