Our Partners

VTIC is the dedicated peak body and leading advocate for Victoria’s tourism and events industry. They represent over 1000, a not-for-profit organisation that connects and informs members, offers future-focused insights, keeps members abreast of policy change and advocates for the industry to government. vtic.com.au

The TrackSAFE Foundation, established by the Australasian Railway Association and UGL in 2012, is Australia’s only harm prevention charity focused on reducing deaths, injuries and near hits on the rail network. TrackSAFE also works to improve the wellbeing of rail employees. tracksafefoundation.com.au

The ARA is the peak body for the rail sector in Australia and New Zealand. Metro is one of its almost 200 members across the industry and this strategic partnership helps drives our commons goals. The ARA advocates for the rail sector by bringing together its members and other groups, such as tiers of government, to create opportunity and advocacy as well as collaboration and networking. ara.net.au

RISSB supports and works hand in hand with the Australian and New Zealand rail industry to provide the essential tools rail organisations need – good practice Standards, Codes of Practice, Guidelines and Rules. RISSB is the only accredited Standards development organisation for the rail industry in Australia and has a vast catalogue of more than 200 publications, all of which help industry improve safety, reduce costs and increase productivity and efficiency. RISSB publications can also be used in New Zealand. rissb.com.au

ITS Australia is the peak body for advanced transport technology, supporting the delivery of safer more efficient, suitable transport solutions its-australia.com.au

Through the goods and services we purchase, Metro can contribute to greater economic empowerment of First Australians communities. That’s why we are a member of Kinaway. This organisation builds connections between Victorian First Nations businesses and corporate procurement teams. kinaway.com.au

Barrbunin Beek, meaning ‘happy place’ in Woi-wurrung language, is a community led gathering place for local Aboriginal and Torres Strait people and families to connect with Elders and each other, build community, and promote self-determination

We’re proud to partner with Barrbunin Beek to enhance its ability to deliver programs that meet the First Peoples community’s needs, particularly for women and children. Metro will support Barrbunin Beek to implement a ‘Stronger Tiddas and Boorais’, which means women and children.

Barrbunin Beek is Located in Olympic Park, West Heidelberg. To find out more about the programs offered visit their website and Follow Barrbunin Beek on Facebook.

The partnership offers an opportunity to show Metro’s commitment to self-determination. Find out more about Metro’s commitment to self-determination.