Reconciliation Action Plan
Our third Stretch RAP, 2026 to 2029
Reconciliation shapes how we serve our members, guests and communities. Our Stretch RAP sets out what we will do next. It builds on more than a decade of partnership with First Nations peoples. And it holds us to account for every commitment we make.
26 October 2026
We acknowledge the land on which we gather, from places as widespread and diverse as the NRMA. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future, recognising all journeys and our mutual role in creating new paths together.
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Highlights: Our RAP in action
Made possible by our people and community partners. We’re proud of the progress we’ve made, and we’re ready to build on it.
Our vision for reconciliation
We want First Nations culture to be seen, heard and celebrated as part of everyday life across Australia. As Australia’s largest mutual, we reach more than 3.6 million members. That reach is a responsibility.
Focus areas
Local stories are bringing our EV chargers to life. Young people in regional and remote communities are learning about electric vehicles and creating art that wraps our chargers. Every design is a source of community pride.
Local stories are bringing our EV chargers to life. Young people in regional and remote communities are learning about electric vehicles and creating art that wraps our chargers. Every design is a source of community pride.
