Australia
Policies and Governance
At Thales in Australia, we are dedicated to conductive our business in a safe, responsible, and sustainable manner. Below, you will find our key policies and governance in order to ensure best practice in everything we do.
Policies
Thales in Australia operates under a robust framework of policies that guide all facets of business activity, ensuring alignment with ethical standards and compliance with legal requirements.
At the Group level, Thales maintains a comprehensive corporate social responsibility policy grounded in internationally recognised standards. This approach is characterised by close collaboration with stakeholders and commitments endorsed by the Group’s highest governance bodies.
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Thales in Australia policies
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Whistleblower Policy
Thales in Australia is committed to high standards of corporate conduct and expect everyone to act consistently with our Code of Ethics and core values
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Modern Slavery
Thales in Australia is committed to preventing all forms of modern slavery within our operations and supply chain
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Prevention and Detection of Corruption
Thales in Australia intends to seek certification under ISO37001 to recognize its efforts in managing corruption and bribery
Related documents
As an Australian company with a global footprint in Defence, Security, Aerospace, Cyber and Digital Security sectors, Thales in Australia is committed to integrating corporate responsibility into every aspect of our work. An Australian prime like no other, we uphold a culture of safety, compliance, accountability and governance, that is essential to meeting the needs of our people, communities and nation.
Jeff Connolly - CEO of Thales in Australia and New Zealand
Thales Alert Line
The Thales Alert Line provides a confidential channel to report any concerns related to the Group’s corporate social responsibility commitments.
Governance
Board of Directors and Executive Leadership
The company’s board leverages the diverse expertise of distinguished leaders from the public and private sectors within the country.
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Board of Directors and Executive Leadership (Thales Australia and New Zealand)
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- 04 Dec 2025
Acknowledgement of Country
Thales in Australia acknowledges that our sites and facilities sit on the ancestral lands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We pay our respect to the past, present and future Traditional custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Our Past. Our Present. Our Future. The Extraordinary Potential of Us © Gilimbaa
Environmental Monitoring
Publication of NSW Monitoring Data
Section 66 (6) of the NSW Protection NSW Protection of the Environment Operations Act, 1997, requires the holder of a licence to publish results of monitoring on the licence holder website. Thales Australia holds NSW environment protection licences for its facilities in Mulwala and Carrington.
Please note:
- The Mulwala Facility that Monitoring Points 2 and 43 are on the treated water effluent discharged from the facility. All the other Monitoring Points are for discharges to the atmosphere.
- The Carrington Site is not required to record or publish Monitoring Data.
