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Today we’re pleased to announce our support for intersex communities across Australia and New Zealand by affirming the Darlington Statement.
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This week, AGL committed to The Valuable 500, a global collective aiming to improve disability inclusion and accessibility. This makes us the first Australian energy company to join the collective!
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We’re on the front foot when it comes to flexible working under COVID-19. However, many of our staff can’t work from home – like Amanda Richardson, who works in the nerve centre of AGL Torrens.
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Today is the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. With 3.7 million customers, we have the power to make a real impact towards achieving respect and equality for all, which is why we must speak up about family and domestic violence in Australia.
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Fostering the next generation of energy leaders is vitally important. That's why, across Australia, we're sponsoring initiatives to promote STEM careers to young students.
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It’s important to encourage the next generation of STEM superstars to follow their dreams. AGL Loy Yang hosted a group of Year 10 girls from Traralgon Secondary College and Lowanna College onsite and gave them a unique opportunity to see the inner workings of one of Victoria’s largest power station.
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Meera Shanaaz Aneez has spent 20 years in technology – and now she’s inspiring young women to enter STEM too. Her work and life is featured in this month’s edition of the Australian Women’s Weekly as part of the 2019 Women of the Future awards.
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As an essential service provider, with most of our operational sites in regional and country areas, AGL is committed to supporting our farmers. We’ve partnered with the University of the Sunshine Coast and Lifeline to bring to life real stories of country women living through drought and adversity.
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Graduate electrical engineer Junieta Sequeira knew she wanted to be an engineer – and chased that dream, despite the protestations of her family and friends. Now she’s championing diversity at AGL.
