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Through an introduction to Boom Logistics’ chief executive officer and managing director Lester Fernandez, Ms Day collaborated with the business to design the artwork for its Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). The collaboration between Ms Day and Boom Logistics is an example of encouragement for more Indigenous women to enter the trade sector and highlights the importance of growing her business.

For the Yamaha Variety Jet Trek 2026, Boom Logistics Project Manager (Finance) Darren Woodley took part in the event for the first time after years of donating to the cause. Boom provided Darren with a company ute, fuel support and assistance with accommodation and registration costs so he could transport jet skis during the trek.

From Port Hedland to Karratha and out to Newman, Boom Logistics has spent a quarter of a century building a permanent footprint across Western Australia’s North West, and continues to invest significantly in the region to support clients at the highest levels of performance and compliance.

For Boom Logistics, investing in sport is not just about brand visibility. It is about where that visibility is directed, and the long-term impact it creates for sport, community, and the next generation.

Boom Logistics reported a record half-year performance, with revenue up 8% to $142.2 million and underlying NPAT increasing 32% to $6.6 million, driven by strong activity across mining and infrastructure.

We’re proud to announce that Boom Logistics’ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has been officially endorsed by Reconciliation Australia.