Pop on down to the Kununurra Ag Show to meet Gilbert, take a shot on our basketball challenge to win the basketball, and enter our competition to win signed Josh Kennedy Merch. We’ll be here all day and ready to answer any questions about your power supply.

As we celebrate National NAIDOC Week, Horizon Power is proud to share our vision for a reconciled Australia. We envision a nation that acknowledges the injustices of its past, embraces cultural diversity, advocates for self-determination, and stands united against all forms of racism. Our commitment to this vision is reflected in our actions, informed by the voices of our Aboriginal employees and the broader community. We're dedicated to leading our industry with meaningful reconciliation actions on the lands we operate in. This week, we yarned with our Indigenous employees, who bring unique perspectives and experiences to our Horizon Power family. Their stories are a testament to the strength and resilience of Aboriginal culture and heritage. Nadine's Celebration: Nadine's NAIDOC Week in Carnarvon is a vibrant celebration of culture and community. As a Yamaji from the Mid West and Gascoyne region, Nadine has a profound connection to the river and the land. Her childhood memories are filled with camping, fishing, and the unique beauty of the upside-down river that flows through her hometown. This week, she's actively participating in events, from a ceremonial march to a family fun day, sharing the joy of Aboriginal culture with savoury damper and activities for all ages. Nadine's family history is proudly displayed at the Kalbarri Skywalk, a testament to their deep roots in the region. Her story is a reflection of the living cultures and history that NAIDOC Week honors. Aaron's Commitment: Aaron's journey across Australia's diverse landscapes, from the central desert to the tropics, has shaped his passion for community and positive change. As a child of the bush, raised on Doon Doon Station near his grandmother's country, Aaron's roots run deep in the land and its traditions. His role at Horizon Power allows him to collaborate with a dedicated team, striving to deliver impactful outcomes for Aboriginal communities. Outside of work, Aaron cherishes time with family, traveling across the country to connect with loved ones. During NAIDOC Week, he celebrates the resilience and achievements of First Nation peoples, their fight for justice, and the hope for a better tomorrow. Aaron's story is a testament to the enduring spirit and determination of Australia's First People. Regina's Pride: Regina's story is a celebration of her Yinhawangka heritage and the inclusive community of her childhood in Cadoux. Despite being the only Aboriginal family in town, she felt a strong sense of belonging and never faced racism. Now, as part of the Horizon Power team, Regina relishes the chance to connect with Traditional Owners across WA. Her love for family, beach walks with her dog, and social gatherings reflect her deep-rooted values. NAIDOC Week holds a special place in her heart, as it honors Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and resonates with current events. Regina takes pride in her Aboriginal lineage and the strength it represents, a sentiment echoed in this year's NAIDOC theme. Tracey's Advocacy: Tracey a proud Yamatji woman, whose roots lie deep in the Mid-West/Murchison region. Though raised on Noongar boodja country, she carries the spirit of Yamatji within her. As the eldest of three and a matriarch to her own, she upholds the strong female lineage that defines her family. Her life is a dance between cultural duties and the Western world she inhabits, a balance that's both challenging and rewarding. She finds solace in her role at Horizon Power, a place that not only acknowledges but actively engages with Aboriginal culture, paving the way for true reconciliation. Her wish? That we walk in both worlds together, understanding and learning from one another. Let's honour her story and the many others like hers, as we strive for a future of unity and mutual respect. At Horizon Power we're committed to challenging the status quo and leading our industry with reconciliation actions that are informed by our Aboriginal employees and the broader Aboriginal community on the lands we operate in. Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud #NAIDOC #naidocweek