Black Logic partnered with the NSW Ministry of Health to develop culturally appropriate Virtual Care communication materials for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across NSW. The project focused on building trust, understanding and engagement through community-tested messaging, visual storytelling and accessible resources.

Black Logic has an ongoing partnership with the Murray–Darling Basin Authority, delivering culturally informed design across multiple projects. Most recently, we created a series of engagement placemats supporting the Basin Plan Review, helping communicate complex water management concepts with clarity, cultural respect and visual impact for First Nations communities.

This artwork for the Aboriginal Water Entitlements Program reflects the living relationship between people, Country and water in the Murray-Darling Basin. Through consultation and story, we translated program values into imagery that celebrates culture, connection and care for future generations.

Blak Logic partnered with National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) to deliver market research and marketing strategies for Aboriginal cultural experiences across the Northern Inland and North Coast regions. The project focused on understanding audiences, identifying opportunities and positioning NPWS as a leader in sharing authentic and educational cultural experiences. 

Black Logic was engaged to design and deliver three detailed training modules supporting the Aboriginal Land Rights project in NSW for Aboriginal Affairs. Developing online training modules our role involved integrating videos, creating infographics, developing visual case studies and interactive elements to develop an online training space that would educate participants, build cultural capability and foster leadership and accountability in Aboriginal Land Rights practice.

The Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) engaged Black Logic to produce a series of authentic, patient-led videos capturing real experiences of care across Dubbo and Illawarra. The videos were designed to educate healthcare consumers, build trust and highlight diverse voices, while ensuring professional quality and accessibility across multiple platforms.

Black Logic partnered with the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) to redesign an existing consultation brochure aimed at improving engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The project strengthened cultural resonance through refined language and thoughtful visual integration of Indigenous artwork.

ReefTO engaged Black Logic to design and execute a comprehensive launch plan for the Taskforce. The project focused on creating engaging social media content, updating the ReefTO website, developing an eDM structure and producing digital assets aligned with the existing artwork theme, ensuring clear messaging and strong stakeholder engagement for the launch of its Taskforce.

Black Logic partnered with CSIRO to design the master graphic and supporting infographics for the Cultural Licence to Operate Report. The project focused on embedding Indigenous cultural elements, reflecting key report figures and creating accessible visuals for diverse audiences, ensuring the graphics resonated with stakeholders and supported the report’s impact.

Black Logic partnered with Adopt Change and My Forever Family to develop a culturally resonant recruitment campaign targeting carers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. Through thoughtful messaging, visual design and cultural insights, the campaign aimed to uplift voices and strengthen community engagement in care recruitment.

Black Logic was engaged by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) to support the development and visual communication of the NSW Aboriginal Water Strategy, ensuring culturally anchored design and storytelling that reflects Aboriginal peoples’ deep connections to water Country. We designed the Strategy using the artwork of Nathan Peckham’s Ghi-dhuray Connection to the River piece, ensuring the artwork elements were intertwined throughout the Strategy design.

Black Logic was engaged by NSW Health’s Centre for Population Health to develop culturally appropriate Munch & Move factsheets promoting healthy lunchboxes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families. The project involved developing new collateral specifical for First Nation communities to promote healthy lunchboxes and active tips for families in early childhood settings.

Black Logic was engaged by NSW Health’s Centre for Population Health to refresh and redesign a wide range of HEAL (Healthy Eating Active Living) Program communication resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audiences. The project focused on developing new culturally appropriate messaging and collateral to improve accessibility, understanding and engagement across multiple health programs.

Black Logic partners with Bourke Aboriginal Corporation Health Service (BACHS) to develop communications that connect with the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. Our work focuses on clear, accessible messaging and culturally informed visuals and materials that build trust, understanding and engagement across the Bourke region.