About NARA Alliance
our story
Empowering people | Achieving together
Our experienced team brings together strong leadership, proven infrastructure capability, and genuine community engagement to deliver high-quality outcomes with purpose.
As innovators, we seek smarter ways to deliver on time, on budget, and beyond expectations – blending modern methods with cultural intelligence.
Whilst newly established, our team brings over 40 years of combined experience in roadworks, asphalt laying, and innovative concrete repairs.
We work with a trusted network of plant suppliers and follow ISO-aligned procedures to deliver safe, high-quality outcomes across civil infrastructure projects.
our team
Leadership | Capability
Gaviin Brown, Director
A respected Aboriginal leader, Gavin brings more than 25 years of senior management experience in community development, Indigenous resource management, and employment programs.
His deep connections to Aboriginal communities and understanding of cultural protocol make him a trusted voice in stakeholder engagement, workforce development, and Aboriginal participation in industry.
He has led culturally responsive programs in youth sport and recreation as well as community-based health and wellbeing, strengthening grassroots engagement and positive social outcomes.
Gavin’s leadership is grounded in lived experience, cultural responsibility, and a deep commitment to empowering Aboriginal people through meaningful opportunity and long-term impact.
Belinda Thomas, Director
With over two decades of experience in Accounting and Tax, Project Management, Facility Management, Property and Business Services, and as a licensed Commercial Estate Agent, Belinda brings a sharp commercial lens and operational strength to the business.
Her background includes working closely with property developers and asset managers on large-scale projects — giving her deep insight into stakeholder expectations, contract management, and end-to-end project delivery.
Belinda’s corporate acumen and hands-on leadership ensure that NARA Alliance operates with professionalism, transparency, and long-term strategy.
Our Operations Team
Our on-ground team brings decades of combined experience across civil infrastructure, road, rail, landscaping, and residential construction, including over 20 years in the building industry.
From asphalt to excavation and environmental rehabilitation, our crew delivers Tier 1 readiness, safety compliance, and technical reliability on every job.
We are solution-focused and continuously adopt innovative practices to enhance project outcomes — whether through material choices, adaptive scheduling, or culturally informed site rehabilitation techniques.
We proudly place Aboriginal workers directly on the projects we deliver — providing tailored training, close supervision, and hands-on skills development. This not only ensures high-quality project outcomes but also supports long-term capability growth within local Aboriginal communities.
Our logo
The Story Behind the NARA Logo
A circle of trust, growth, and connection.
At NARA Alliance – the National Aboriginal Resource Agency Alliance – our logo is more than just a mark. It’s a story, a promise, and a symbol of how we work.
Circle With No Beginning, No End
The logo is shaped as a circle to reflect our core values: continuity, connection, and trust. In our culture, the circle is sacred – it represents the way we walk together, with no start or finish, just an unbroken journey of support, respect, and collective strength.
The Southern Cross Reimagined
The five central circles are intentionally placed to mirror the Southern Cross, a symbol of guidance and belonging under southern skies. These circles represent the businesses we partner with, support, and help grow – especially Aboriginal workers we mentor through upskilling, capability building, and collaboration.
Dots Representing People and Community
Surrounding each business circle are dots – people. These dots symbolise the communities, families, and workers who gather around and support each business. Every dot reflects a life touched through employment, training, mentoring, and empowerment.
A Stamp of Approval
The entire design is framed as a stamp, representing quality, credibility, and care. When someone partners with NARA Alliance – whether as a worker, supplier, or client – they’re joining a trusted network. Everyone in that network is supported, qualified, and backed by community. This is our mark of trust – a visible sign that you’re part of something bigger.
This logo is not just what we wear or display – it’s what we live. It tells our story, and it tells yours too.
our values
Cultural Integrity
Embedding Aboriginal values and knowledge in everything we do
Respect for Country
Honouring land, waters, and the stories of Traditional Custodians
Collaboration
Building real partnerships with clients, industry, and community
Empowerment
Supporting Aboriginal workers to upskill, lead, and grow
Excellence
Delivering safe, reliable, and high-quality project outcomes
Innovation
Embracing new methods, tools, and ideas to stay ahead
pathways to work with us
Build your future | Grow with purpose | Stay connected
At NARA Alliance, we’re more than just a workplace — we’re a team that looks out for each other.
Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, we provide genuine support, ongoing training, and opportunities to grow — all grounded in pride, purpose, and respect.
Ready to take the next step?
We’re always looking for great people to join our values-driven team.