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    Office of the Public Guardian

    Protecting the rights and interests of adults who cannot make decisions for themselves, and children in care.

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    The journey of Birrang

    Celebrating strength and connection through art

    The Office of the Public Guardian commissioned Wiradjuri artist Jordana Angus to create Birrang (2016), a captivating artwork that reflects the journeys of the people we support. Meaning 'journey' in Wiradjuri language, Birrang symbolises the challenges faced by our clients and the strength, safety and stability they draw upon to move forward.

    This powerful piece embodies OPG's commitment to fostering hope and resilience for those navigating life's complexities. Elements of Birrang have also inspired OPG's Visual Identity, with its themes woven throughout our branding to honour the artwork's message of connection and empowerment.

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    About Office of the Public Guardian

    • Our purpose and role
      We protect and promote the rights, interests, and wellbeing of children, young people, and adults with impaired decision-making ability through advocacy, investigation, and decision-making as a last resort.
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    • Our vision and values
      Our work is guided by integrity, respect, inclusion, courage, and trust, ensuring we deliver high-quality, culturally safe services that foster dignity and empowerment.
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    • Our commitment
      We work alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to ensure our services are culturally safe and honour their heritage and traditions.
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