January 27, 2026
Honouring Country Through Connection: Cultural Heritage Leadership at Nudgee Beach
At Redleaf Group, our heritage work is guided by a deep respect for Country and a commitment to meaningful connection with Traditional Owners. This year, we partnered with GHD and Brisbane City Council on a cultural heritage assessment at Nudgee Beach, working closely with the Turrbal People, the Traditional Owners of the area.
Collaboration with Purpose
Our Heritage Team walked Country with the Turrbal People, listening to their knowledge and cultural stories that shape the significance of this landscape. While no physical artefacts were found, the process reaffirmed the site’s cultural importance and the enduring relationship between people and place.
Embedding Cultural Values in Project Delivery
Redleaf provided practical recommendations to ensure the project continues respectfully, including:
- On-Country cultural heritage monitoring
- Cultural heritage inductions for project teams
- Opportunities for signage and interpretation of local cultural stories
Walking Forward Together
With this phase complete, the project progresses with a shared understanding of Country and its cultural values. Redleaf is proud to support work that brings people and Country together—and we remain committed to culturally grounded, collaborative heritage practice.
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