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Maroo partners with organisations to deliver reliable property and infrastructure solutions, grounded in cultural understanding and practical expertise. We go beyond project delivery to create shared value, strengthen communities and achieve lasting results.
Maroo partners with organisations to deliver reliable property and infrastructure solutions, grounded in cultural understanding and practical expertise. We go beyond project delivery to create shared value, strengthen communities and achieve lasting results.
Maroo partners with organisations to deliver reliable property and infrastructure solutions, grounded in cultural understanding and practical expertise. We go beyond project delivery to create shared value, strengthen communities and achieve lasting results.
FAQs
FAQs
FAQs
What is Maroo?
A First Nations-owned business delivering projects that combine technical expertise with cultural knowledge to create lasting impact.
Where do you operate?
Nationally, across urban, regional, and remote communities in Australia.
What does “Maroo” mean?
It means “pathway” or “journey,” in the First Nations language of the Wiradjuri people, reflecting our commitment to creating lasting pathways for clients and communities.
What sectors do you work with?
Corporate, government, and clients across infrastructure, property and asset management.
Do you handle large and small projects?
Yes—our solutions can be tailored to scale.
How are you different?
We combine technical excellence with cultural insight to deliver outcomes that benefit both organisations and communities.
How do you support Indigenous employment?
Through on Country employment, training programs, and partnerships with Indigenous businesses.
What are “on Country” roles?
Jobs for local First Nations people in their own communities, preserving culture while building skills.
How do communities benefit?
Our projects create jobs, skills, and long-term social and cultural impact.
Can we partner with Maroo?
Yes—contact us to explore collaboration, project delivery, or capacity-building initiatives.
Do you help with Indigenous engagement targets?
Absolutely—we align projects with diversity, inclusion, and procurement objectives.
What are Maroo’s values?
Creating Lasting Pathways, Stronger Together, Elevated Excellence, Cultural Connection.
How do you ensure cultural respect?
Through community engagement, local employment, and integrating cultural protocols in our everyday.
How do we work with Maroo?
Reach out via our website or email
What is Maroo?
A First Nations-owned business delivering projects that combine technical expertise with cultural knowledge to create lasting impact.
Where do you operate?
Nationally, across urban, regional, and remote communities in Australia.
What does “Maroo” mean?
It means “pathway” or “journey,” in the First Nations language of the Wiradjuri people, reflecting our commitment to creating lasting pathways for clients and communities.
What sectors do you work with?
Corporate, government, and clients across infrastructure, property and asset management.
Do you handle large and small projects?
Yes—our solutions can be tailored to scale.
How are you different?
We combine technical excellence with cultural insight to deliver outcomes that benefit both organisations and communities.
How do you support Indigenous employment?
Through on Country employment, training programs, and partnerships with Indigenous businesses.
What are “on Country” roles?
Jobs for local First Nations people in their own communities, preserving culture while building skills.
How do communities benefit?
Our projects create jobs, skills, and long-term social and cultural impact.
Can we partner with Maroo?
Yes—contact us to explore collaboration, project delivery, or capacity-building initiatives.
Do you help with Indigenous engagement targets?
Absolutely—we align projects with diversity, inclusion, and procurement objectives.
What are Maroo’s values?
Creating Lasting Pathways, Stronger Together, Elevated Excellence, Cultural Connection.
How do you ensure cultural respect?
Through community engagement, local employment, and integrating cultural protocols in our everyday.
How do we work with Maroo?
Reach out via our website or email
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Maroo acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and skies across Australia where we live, work and deliver our services. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past and present, and honour the enduring connection First Nations peoples have to Country, culture and community.
As a proud First Nations business, we are committed to creating meaningful opportunities, working in partnership on Country, and ensuring our work leaves a positive legacy for future generations.
Artist Acknowledgement
Brittney Angus is a proud Wiradjuri/Ngunnawal woman who grew up on Dharawal Country in Wollongong on the NSW South Coast, where she continues her creative practice today. Brittney is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, who draws from her relationship with country, community, and the elders and kin who shape her cultural identity.
© MAROO COPYRIGHT 2025
SITE BY BIGGIE
Maroo acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and skies across Australia where we live, work and deliver our services. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past and present, and honour the enduring connection First Nations peoples have to Country, culture and community.
As a proud First Nations business, we are committed to creating meaningful opportunities, working in partnership on Country, and ensuring our work leaves a positive legacy for future generations.
Artist Acknowledgement
Brittney Angus is a proud Wiradjuri/Ngunnawal woman who grew up on Dharawal Country in Wollongong on the NSW South Coast, where she continues her creative practice today. Brittney is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, who draws from her relationship with country, community, and the elders and kin who shape her cultural identity.
© MAROO COPYRIGHT 2025
SITE BY BIGGIE
Maroo acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and skies across Australia where we live, work and deliver our services. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past and present, and honour the enduring connection First Nations peoples have to Country, culture and community.
As a proud First Nations business, we are committed to creating meaningful opportunities, working in partnership on Country, and ensuring our work leaves a positive legacy for future generations.
Artist Acknowledgement
Brittney Angus is a proud Wiradjuri/Ngunnawal woman who grew up on Dharawal Country in Wollongong on the NSW South Coast, where she continues her creative practice today. Brittney is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, who draws from her relationship with country, community, and the elders and kin who shape her cultural identity.
© MAROO COPYRIGHT 2025
SITE BY BIGGIE