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Welcome to MIB Projects, a Banjima Traditional Owner Group Business standing as a beacon of excellence in the Pilbara region.
Rooted in our commitment to sustainability, teamwork, respect, integrity, diversity, and empowerment.
31/05/2026
Reconciliation is built through action.
At MIB Projects, this means:
• Mentoring and cultural support
• Pathways through MIB Academy
• Creating opportunities for long-term employment
We’re committed to building a stronger, more inclusive workforce.
29/05/2026
At the heart of what we do are our people. Through mentoring, support, and strong cultural leadership, we’re building pathways that create long-term opportunities. Because real impact starts with connection.
28/05/2026
TEAM SPOTLIGHT
A huge shoutout to Cobb Dickinson, Harry Winmar, Derek Winmar, Josephine Bradshaw, Jamie Grey & Damien Hosie from our OHP3 team for the outstanding work continuing to be delivered on site.
The team recently received exceptional feedback from our client, recognising the consistently high standard of work, strong housekeeping practices and ongoing commitment to improving safety outcomes across the area.
“The work being carried out across OHP3 continues to be of a high standard, and it’s clear the team takes pride in what they do.”
It’s great to see the team’s hard work, teamwork and professionalism being recognised. This feedback reflects the pride, commitment and strong culture the crew brings to site every day.
Well done team — a quality result and well deserved recognition for everyone involved.
27/05/2026
Today marks the beginning of National Reconciliation Week.
We also recognise the significance of the 1967 Referendum — a historic step towards recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our nation.
It’s a reminder of how far we’ve come, and the role we all play in continuing that progress.
This year’s theme “All In” calls on all of us to step forward — to learn, reflect and take meaningful action.
At MIB Projects, we’re committed to continuing that journey through respect, understanding and real action.
26/05/2026
Today, we acknowledge National Sorry Day. We recognise the strength of the Stolen Generations and the ongoing impact this history has on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. At MIB Projects, respect starts with listening, learning, and acknowledging the past.
25/05/2026
Discover the richness of Banyjima language with our Word of the Week!
As we approach National Reconciliation Week, this year’s theme “All In” is a clear call to step forward — together.
At MIB Projects, we see reconciliation as an ongoing commitment. It’s about listening, learning, and taking meaningful action that supports our people, our communities, and our future.
We begin with a moment of reflection on National Sorry Day, acknowledging the Stolen Generations and the importance of truth-telling as we move forward.
We encourage everyone to take this time to prepare — start conversations, deepen your understanding, and find your own way to be involved.
Key dates:
• 26 May – National Sorry Day
• 27 May – 1967 Referendum
• 3 June – Mabo Decision
13/05/2026
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28 Lancaster Road, Wangara
Perth, WA
6065