Client: Department of Biodiversity, Conservation & Attraction (DBCA) Year: 2026 Project Overview DBCA engaged Wander to support the development of a pilot tourism readiness program for Aboriginal Corporations across WA. Recognising a gap in access to foundational tourism and business knowledge, DBCA sought a practical and culturally appropriate program that would help participants better understand tourism opportunities and make informed decisions about potential involvement

Peel Chamber of Commerce and Industry engaged Wander to support the strategic rollout of its organisational rebrand, developing the narrative, communications assets, templates and implementation strategy required to position the organisation as a modern, region-wide representative body for the evolving Peel region.

Wander worked with Kurra Construction to design a culturally grounded brand identity and capability statement, capturing the company’s professionalism, values, and connection to Country through thoughtful design and clear communication.

Wander supported the Australian Logistics Council to expand the reach of the Wayfinder program, an initiative aimed at increasing the number of women in the supply chain industry. Through relationship-driven engagement, targeted outreach and professional communications support, we helped broaden participation, deliver a refreshed brand identity and create marketing materials that strengthened Wayfinder’s visibility and impact at its annual events in Melbourne, Sydney and Bris