I'm at a speed of immigration, can I be passport please? Thank you. How are you going today? Pretty good, pretty good, thank you. I do love my job at Diak. Each day I come to work at something different. I never know what the day is going to bring. My role here at the Kandahapur is to monitor passengers travelling into and out of Australia. On a day-to-day basis, when I started with the department, I started in the graduate program. I got a lot of work to work on a lot of different areas of department. I worked in client services, citizenship, worked for a little while and the visa processing centre for the second working holiday make of visa. I was a student at the time, and I was a student at the time. I worked for a little while on the visa processing centre for the second working holiday make of visa. Now I'm at the airport as an airport inspector. I would enjoy the different experiences working in the different areas. I found the graduate program to be very rewarding and offered a lot of opportunities to enhance my skills and knowledge base. We roped, travelled down to Canberra and undertaked training throughout the year. I think it's important to have Indigenous people in the front line as it's an Aboriginal trust to our people. Our important part in Australia is cultural identity. I love my career at Diac. It's very rewarding. It's fun and I plan on being here for a very long time.