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Head, Legal Services and Producer Offset Aboriginal Health Policy Officer YAMATJI SOUTHERN REGIONAL CORPORATION LTD PO Box 552 GERALDTON WA 6531 ABN 93 638 346 684 Service Workforce Inaugural CEO, Geraldton Development Project Manager The new Yamatji Southern Regional Corporation is recruiting its inaugural CEO who can set up A fantastic opportunity for a strategic operator with an organisation that can make the best of its Yamatji Nation Indigenous Land Use Agreement strong analytical skills to join the team at Apunipima and (ILUA) to serve the economic and cultural interests of members and protect native title rights. contribute to positive health outcomes. Located in Geraldton, Western Australia and representing the interests of the traditional owners of the Yamatji Nation peoples, the Yamatji Southern Regional Corporation is in the process of • Location: Cairns servicing Cape York becoming a leading Aboriginal organisation in the Mid-West Region. communities This vacancy is open only to Aboriginal and Torres Strait • Status: Full Time Contract (2 years) Islander applicants, reflecting our commitment to the The first CEO will have sophisticated expertise to drive this start-up Corporation and its entities. • Salary: $103,031 - $112,398 p.a. + ABC's Reconciliation Action Plan, ABC Diversity & The Corporation is looking for a CEO who has prior experience of executive leadership and will possess the core leadership, governance and stakeholder skills required to ensure success of superannuation Inclusion Plan 2019 - 2022 and the Equal Employment the current establishment phase to the operational phase. Position contact: Opportunity (Commonwealth Authorities) Act 1987. Applications close 4pm 1 April 2021. Position contact: Madeleine Tivey, Recruitment Officer via 07 4037 7255 or Diversity and Inclusion Lead, Applications may be made in Word format to YSRC – Alison Gaines at [email protected] quoting [email protected]. Music Reference 001/CEO. Initial telephone enquiries to Alison Gaines are welcome on 041 463 3230. • Ongoing Full-Time role FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THIS POSITION • Location - Ultimo, Sydney with flexibility to work AND HOW TO APPLY, SEE OUR AD ON THE KOORI on Country MAIL WEBSITE UNDER JOBS & GENERAL WEB ADS This is a unique leadership opportunity to influence cultural and social diversity across the ABC’s music content and staff including triple j, Double J, ABC Classic, Country and Jazz. You will be developing and leading the ABC’s Diversity & Inclusion Strategy across the Music & Creative Development team. Digital Content Producer, Sport • Ongoing Full-Time role • Location - Negotiable Aboriginal Health Policy Officer (525397) Find the next Kelly Slater on a break in Woolgoolga or Public Health Services, Department of Health Tasmania the next Winks during the Kalgoorlie Race Round. This newly created role will influence the broad story telling of Permanent part-time day work (60.8 hours per fortnight) local sport on the flagship programs including ABC Sport This is an Aboriginal Identified position. You will join the Health Improvement team at websites, TV News, social media and radio. Public Health Services and play an important role in improving health and wellbeing Executive Producer/Senior outcomes for Aboriginal people in Tasmania. Reporter Salary: $95,033 to $107,840 pro rata, per annum 2 2 2 • Ongoing Full-Time role Applications Close: Tuesday, 13 April 2021 2 2 • Ultimo Location We are looking for a person who has: • Shape Editorial Direction • Knowledge and understanding of Tasmanian Aboriginal culture, history and identity The Audio News and Current Affairs team is looking for a "! ! !! ! ! !! ! senior reporter and producer who is passionate about • Proven capacity for effective working partnerships with Tasmanian Aboriginal organisations " ! ! storytelling and audio journalism, deepening our and with all spheres of government ! ! !! ! coverage of Indigenous issues and improving our • High level understanding of the social and cultural determinants of health and knowledge connection to Indigenous audiences. of Aboriginal people’s health issues ,")')&2# 2 -,)&**&2(-," 2&- 2 &-&'2 Applications for all positions close: Monday 5 April # ",)2&'%)(&2#,2342/325533$ 2021 • Excellent communication skills (verbal and written) 452-'(235 For more details visit: • Ability to work independently and as part of a team #2%)&2 2-,2-*)(-)#,2&-)* 2*&-&2%))2 https://www.abc.net.au/careers/indigenous/ (-'&&'2#,2#"'2&)&$ Fast Art 529279_v1 To apply go to: https://careers.pageuppeople.com/759/cw/en/job/1055239/aboriginal- health-policy-officer-525397 Note: Please refer to the Statement of To find out more about this exciting ! opportunity, please contact Duties for details on scope of duties 54332110244/2.2-,+*)(-'&%)($#'+$-" and all the selection criteria of this Carol Jackson on 0438 004 111 or position to address in your application. email [email protected] Explore these and other job opportunities at www.jobs.tas.gov.au working closely with the CEO to collaborate and contribute to DIRECTOR the wider organisational strategy to ensure the highest Community Development, Education & accountability and impact. Engagement Program Skills Required • Legal service providing free services to the Melbourne West You will be tertiary qualified in a relevant discipline such as law, community social work, or community development and have prior • Lead an innovative program across our community experience as a senior member of a community development, development and education programs, tertiary clinical education and engagement or influencing team including placement programs, and volunteer leading and managing staff. • Use your expertise to deliver a best practice and high impact Head, Legal Services and Producer Offset program You will also have: . Experience in developing and delivering community education Screen Australia is the Commonwealth Government’s primary agency for supporting Australian The Organisation programs, advocacy campaigns, research projects and/or screen projects, practitioners and businesses. We support projects of scale and ambition, WEstjustice are a leading community legal centre providing project management including monitoring and evaluation distinct local stories told with strong creative voices and risk-taking content for all platforms. free services to vulnerable and disadvantaged people. From frameworks About us: • Proven ability to coordinate and supervise the work of their offices in Footscray, Werribee and Sunshine and through The Legal Services & Producer Offset and Co-production Department is focused on delivering volunteers and students their outreach services they provide advice on a broad range of high quality legal and business affairs advice and services to Screen Australia and issues including employment, discrimination, consumer • Demonstrated experience in specialist writing, editing and administering the Australian Government’s Producer Offset and International Co-production disputes, tenancy, credit and debt, family disputes, family communication skills Program. violence, criminal law and more. • The ability to work with a senior management team and make strategic decisions About the role: WEstjustice believe in a just and fair society where the law and • Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and confidently to its processes do not discriminate against vulnerable people. We now have an excellent opportunity for a new Head of Legal Services and Producer Offset engage with a diverse range of stakeholders and to build They provide free legal education, undertake law reform to provide strategic leadership as well as operational direction for Screen Australia’s legal and strong partnerships activities and work in partnership with their local communities to offset units and functions. Liaising with federal and state government stakeholders in a legal • The capability to coordinate and lead WEstjustice’s systemic deliver projects that improve access to justice. context, this position will also provide broad policy and legal advice to the Chief Executive impact work officer and internal stakeholders. Supported by a robust team of legal and administrative WEstjustice’s purpose is to service the legal needs in the West • High level of organisational awareness and understanding of professionals, the successful candidate will also be a key member of the senior leadership team in a way that addresses the systemic nature of disadvantage political processes at Screen Australia. Benefits & Culture • Proven analytical skills with a commitment driving to best This opportunity is offered as an initial 3 year contract and will be based in our Sydney office. • Competitive salary with generous salary packaging practice • Flexible working conditions • A problem solving and innovation mindset with the ability to About you • Passionate, professional and dedicated team handle and resolve challenging situations or issues • You will be a qualified legal professional with substantial PQE ideally gained in both • Focus on career development • Demonstrated commitment to social justice and community industry and government. • Werribee-based location engagement, WEstjustice values and ideally, experience • Demonstrated strategic policy development experience with the ability to interpret and working with WEstjustice’s clients and communities, including apply legislation and policy to decision making. The Role a demonstrated understanding of the social context of law and • Demonstrated ability to effectively lead and develop
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