ANZAC Day

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.⁠ ⁠ This ANZAC Day, we pause to acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those who came before us- and those who continue to serve.⁠ ⁠ Lest we forget.⁠ Thank you to our crews for sharing these moments from the ground.

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.⁠
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This ANZAC Day, we pause to acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those who came before us- and those who continue to serve.⁠
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Lest we forget.⁠

Thank you to our crews for sharing these moments from the ground.

International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day isn’t just about a single day- it’s about creating real pathways and opportunities.⁠ ⁠ In partnership with Empowering Women in Trades (@EWITtrades), our new CCTV Pipeline Pathway Program is now live. Our very own Kayla McGee shared her experience in the field as a CCTV Operator and encouraged others interested in technical trades to consider pipeline inspection as a career path. Listen to her full interview here: youtu.be/lzhE-fwHzOI?si=Y6BYg6K_fnLGIOW3⁠

International Women’s Day isn’t just about a single day- it’s about creating real pathways and opportunities.⁠
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In partnership with Empowering Women in Trades (@EWITtrades), our new CCTV Pipeline Pathway Program is now live. Our very own Kayla McGee shared her experience in the field as a CCTV Operator and encouraged others interested in technical trades to consider pipeline inspection as a career path. Listen to her full interview here: youtu.be/lzhE-fwHzOI?si=Y6BYg6K_fnLGIOW3⁠

Our latest ESG Sustainability Report

At TDG Environmental, sustainability isn’t just a goal- it’s how we operate. Our latest ESG Sustainability Report showcases our progress in protecting the environment, supporting communities, and upholding governance excellence. Explore how we lead with innovation, transparency, and responsibility to create long-term value for our clients and the world around us~ download our 2025 Report now via our website.

At TDG Environmental, sustainability isn’t just a goal- it’s how we operate. Our latest ESG Sustainability Report showcases our progress in protecting the environment, supporting communities, and upholding governance excellence.

Explore how we lead with innovation, transparency, and responsibility to create long-term value for our clients and the world around us~ download our 2025 Report now via our website.

KARI Foundation’s 2025 Thank You Lunch

TDG was proud to attend the KARI Foundation’s 2025 Thank You Lunch yesterday- an inspiring afternoon celebrating the incredible impact KARI continues to have in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families, and communities. A heartfelt thank you to the KARI team for your ongoing commitment and for bringing partners together to reflect on the achievements of the past year. Congratulations to all award recipients- your dedication to strengthening community programs and events is truly outstanding. We’re honoured to stand alongside KARI in supporting meaningful initiatives, and we look forward to continuing our partnership in 2026.

TDG was proud to attend the KARI Foundation’s 2025 Thank You Lunch yesterday- an inspiring afternoon celebrating the incredible impact KARI continues to have in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families, and communities.

A heartfelt thank you to the KARI team for your ongoing commitment and for bringing partners together to reflect on the achievements of the past year. Congratulations to all award recipients- your dedication to strengthening community programs and events is truly outstanding.

We’re honoured to stand alongside KARI in supporting meaningful initiatives, and we look forward to continuing our partnership in 2026.

Launch of our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan

We’re proud to have taken the first step in our reconciliation journey with the launch of our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan- a formal commitment to strengthening relationships, building cultural understanding, and creating meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Guided by Reconciliation Australia, our Reflect RAP lays the foundations for deeper listening, learning, and meaningful action. We’re honoured to feature original artwork by Aboriginal artist Arthur Conlon, representing the regions where TDG operates and highlighting our connection to place and community. This is not just a document or a formality – it reinforces our ongoing commitment to the principles of reconciliation and to creating sustainable impact across the five dimensions: relationships, respect, opportunities, equality, and unity.

We’re proud to have taken the first step in our reconciliation journey with the launch of our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan- a formal commitment to strengthening relationships, building cultural understanding, and creating meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Guided by Reconciliation Australia, our Reflect RAP lays the foundations for deeper listening, learning, and meaningful action.

We’re honoured to feature original artwork by Aboriginal artist Arthur Conlon, representing the regions where TDG operates and highlighting our connection to place and community.

This is not just a document or a formality – it reinforces our ongoing commitment to the principles of reconciliation and to creating sustainable impact across the five dimensions: relationships, respect, opportunities, equality, and unity.

Employee Spotlight – Claire

Not all impact happens on-site. Claire keeps jobs moving, she’s a positive, one-stop shop for clients. As an Account Manager, she connects clients with the right services, manages the details, and supports our crews to deliver great service. “What I love most about TDG is the commitment to employee growth and safety, and the teamwork and creative problem solving.” Off the clock: She’s active and outdoors with her two border collies, or catching up with friends and family- usually showcasing some impressive nail art. Here’s to the people behind the scenes who keep TDG running.

Not all impact happens on-site. Claire keeps jobs moving, she’s a positive, one-stop shop for clients.

As an Account Manager, she connects clients with the right services, manages the details, and supports our crews to deliver great service.

“What I love most about TDG is the commitment to employee growth and safety, and the teamwork and creative problem solving.”

Off the clock:
She’s active and outdoors with her two border collies, or catching up with friends and family- usually showcasing some impressive nail art.

Here’s to the people behind the scenes who keep TDG running.

Respect our People. Support our Minds.

Since 10 September, our TDG calendar has been filled with small yet meaningful moments of connection. Across Australia and New Zealand, our teams showed up with openness and a genuine willingness to make a difference. From toolbox talks and team lunches to group walks and trivia, each depot and office found its own way to acknowledge World Suicide Prevention Day, R U OK? Day, World Mental Health Day– and beyond. We also officially launched TELUS Health during the month, providing employees and their immediate family members with 24/7 access to confidential mental health support, professional counselling, and a range of wellbeing tools and resources. As we wrap up Mental Wellness Month, let’s carry this momentum forward and continue making mental wellbeing part of our everyday practice. At TDG, we respect our people and support our minds.

Since 10 September, our TDG calendar has been filled with small yet meaningful moments of connection. Across Australia and New Zealand, our teams showed up with openness and a genuine willingness to make a difference.

From toolbox talks and team lunches to group walks and trivia, each depot and office found its own way to acknowledge World Suicide Prevention Day, R U OK? Day, World Mental Health Day– and beyond.

We also officially launched TELUS Health during the month, providing employees and their immediate family members with 24/7 access to confidential mental health support, professional counselling, and a range of wellbeing tools and resources.

As we wrap up Mental Wellness Month, let’s carry this momentum forward and continue making mental wellbeing part of our everyday practice. At TDG, we respect our people and support our minds.

Respect our People. Support our Minds.

Respect our People. Support our Minds. From 10 September to 10 October 2025, we’ll be recognising Mental Wellness Month- a time to raise awareness, reflect, and support one another. This month highlights important days including: World Suicide Prevention Day – 10 September, R U OK? Day – 11 September, World Mental Health Day – 10 October Each reminds us that simple acts- checking in, listening, and showing respect- can make a real difference. Mental Wellness Month is an opportunity for all of us to keep these conversations going, to look out for each other, and to help create communities where everyone feels valued and supported. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #RUOKDay #WorldMentalHealthDay

Respect our People. Support our Minds. From 10 September to 10 October 2025, we’ll be recognising Mental Wellness Month- a time to raise awareness, reflect, and support one another.

This month highlights important days including:
World Suicide Prevention Day – 10 September, R U OK? Day – 11 September, World Mental Health Day – 10 October

Each reminds us that simple acts- checking in, listening, and showing respect- can make a real difference. Mental Wellness Month is an opportunity for all of us to keep these conversations going, to look out for each other, and to help create communities where everyone feels valued and supported.

#WorldSuicidePreventionDay #RUOKDay #WorldMentalHealthDay

Celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori!

Thank you for joining us in celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! He aha te wiki, he aha te rā. Ka pai te manaaki a ngā kaimahi o Whangārei. (What a week, what a day. So well received by our Whangārei staff.) A week close to our hearts, especially for our Māori and Kiwi whānau here in Aotearoa. A huge thank you to the people who helped bring it to life- Cat & Annette for your support, Kane & Ed for your input, and Rohan & whānau for preparing the hāngī that brought us all together. One of our team shared that when they were at primary school, this part of their identity was actively suppressed- and they were deeply moved to see Te Reo Māori celebrated across TDG this week. It’s a powerful reminder of how far we have come as a country, and that there is still more work ahead.

Thank you for joining us in celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori!

He aha te wiki, he aha te rā. Ka pai te manaaki a ngā kaimahi o Whangārei.
(What a week, what a day. So well received by our Whangārei staff.)

A week close to our hearts, especially for our Māori and Kiwi whānau here in Aotearoa. A huge thank you to the people who helped bring it to life- Cat & Annette for your support, Kane & Ed for your input, and Rohan & whānau for preparing the hāngī that brought us all together.

One of our team shared that when they were at primary school, this part of their identity was actively suppressed- and they were deeply moved to see Te Reo Māori celebrated across TDG this week. It’s a powerful reminder of how far we have come as a country, and that there is still more work ahead.

Celebrating Māori Language Week

Kia ora, mōrena! Let’s keep the mana of te reo alive — for today, tomorrow, and generations to come. This year we celebrate 50 years of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) — a movement that continues to grow in strength and impact across Aotearoa. Te reo Māori is a treasured part of Aotearoa, reminding us of the power of language to preserve culture, identity, and connection. With an office in Aotearoa New Zealand, this week is especially close to our hearts. We’re taking on the @reomaori 50 Reo Challenges — and encourage you to give them a go too! Our team will be giving it a crack in the office this week.

Kia ora, mōrena!

Let’s keep the mana of te reo alive — for today, tomorrow, and generations to come.

This year we celebrate 50 years of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) — a movement that continues to grow in strength and impact across Aotearoa.

Te reo Māori is a treasured part of Aotearoa, reminding us of the power of language to preserve culture, identity, and connection. With an office in Aotearoa New Zealand, this week is especially close to our hearts.

We’re taking on the @reomaori 50 Reo Challenges — and encourage you to give them a go too! Our team will be giving it a crack in the office this week.