About AIG

At AIG we pride ourselves on making sure our people and community are at the heart of everything we do whilst delivering consistent and high-quality outcomes for our clients.

Being 100% Aboriginal owned and managed, we’re uniquely positioned to balance Culture and project delivery. Our reputation is built on excellent safety performance, accountable management and high-quality works.

Leadership

AIG is led by an experienced management team with strong commercial, operational and technical knowledge.

  • A proud Pinikura woman and member of the PKKP group, Eva leads the business with a focus on steady growth, operational performance and increasing Aboriginal and female representation across the sector.

  • Jason has close to 20 years operational and business experience, with a strong entrepreneurial and company development background. He holds a Bachelor Degree in Science in BioChemistry, Masters in Accounting and is currently completing his Masters in Business Administration.

  • Johan Naude is an experienced asset management leader who began as a diesel mechanic. With international experience, he specialises in reliability systems, building accountable teams, and delivering safe, efficient fleet performance through structured work management practices.

  • Alex Duncan-Kemp is a mining engineer with over 35 years’ experience across gold, iron ore, and base metals. He has held senior roles in operations and project development, with expertise in mining, infrastructure, and project delivery.

  • Parekura is a Perth-based People and Culture Manager with over 20 years’ experience across mining, construction, and civil sectors. She champions culturally informed practices, driving equity, and workforce engagement.

  • Leon Walton brings over 15 years of FIFO HSE experience across major projects. Progressing to HSEQT Manager, he is passionate about safety leadership, mentoring new starters, and supporting career pathways through inclusive apprenticeship and workforce development programs.

  • Brings nearly 30 years of experience across freight, logistics and civil operations.

  • Matt Tierney has progressed with AIG from water cart driver to Site Superintendent over five years. He values the company’s family-oriented culture, supports team growth, and contributes to building a diverse, inclusive, and collaborative workplace environment.

  • Zoltan Hriazik has built a career in transport and logistics within Western Australia’s mining sector, beginning as a driver. He brings practical expertise, leads by example, and delivers safe, efficient, and cost-effective outcomes across operations.

Our Approach

Safety, compliance and accountability guide every project.

AIG maintains structured safety management systems and works closely with clients to meet site requirements. Training and upskilling remain central to how the business builds internal capability.

Our Values

We do what we say we will do. Integrity guides how we work with clients, employees and teammates, and we stand by our commitments.

Everyone has the right to feel safe at work. We prioritise both physical and psychological safety so our people return home safely at the end of each day.

We support the growth of our people, encouraging them to build on existing skills and develop new ones while improving our systems, equipment and ways of working

We foster a respectful workplace where people from different backgrounds can contribute ideas, knowledge and experience. We value differences and the perspectives they bring.

We encourage new ideas and continuous learning. Our people are supported to question, improve and find better ways to solve challenges.

We aim to operate in ways that support long-term environmental, social and commercial sustainability while creating meaningful employment and development opportunities for local and Aboriginal communities.

Foundations

AIG draws on decades of industry experience in Western Australia.

Founder Neville Stewart, a proud Pinikura man of the PKKP language group, has worked across freight, logistics, equipment hire and civil earthworks for nearly three decades. During that time, he established and led Aboriginal businesses and contributed to increased Indigenous participation within the mining sector.

In 2012, Australian Indigenous Group was established as a new civil and earthworks contractor, building on that experience with its own structure and direction.

Under the leadership of Eva Stewart and Jason Chong, AIG has grown into a structured and capable contractor supporting major mining operations across Western Australia.

The foundation remains important. The focus stays on delivery, performance and long term workforce development.