Tara Murray The construction of the Sunshine Private Hospital took an important step forward last week with a smoking ceremony for NAIDOC Week. Australian Unity and constructor Built last week held the traditional smoking ceremony along with cultural performances to celebrate the culture of the traditional custodians of Sunshine, the Wurundjeri People. Built national director Ross Walker said events at the site were important to acknowledge the traditional custodians and their continuing connection to this land. “It’s also a great opportunity to better educate and engage our teams and project partners in the importance of reconciliation and to motivate us all to consider what social impact we can create throughout this project to provide pathways for direct and indirect employment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people,” he said.