2025 Graduate Development Program (GDP) Affirmative Measure Vacancy – First Nations Employment This position is only open to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples. This is consistent with Section 26 of the Australian Public Service Commissioner’s Directions. The Opportunity Do you want to hel...
APS 5 - $81,690 - $89,615 per annum plus superannuation Division Adelaide, SA,Brisbane, QLD,Canberra, ACT,Darwin, NT,Melbourne, VIC,Perth, WA,Sydney, NSW Who we are The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) is a government agency dedicated to supporting the growth and sustainabili...
First Nations Internship Program 2024 Are you seeking an exciting opportunity to launch your legal career? Look no further than Mills Oakley, a dynamic firm ready to propel you towards success. As a leading independent national firm, we are in search of Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Isl...
Thank you for expressing an interest in employment at The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission. Please submit an application to the First Nations Employment Register by clicking the 'Apply' button below. You will be asked to provide your personal details, upload your resume and indicate the
Who You'll Work With You will join in our Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra or Sydney office as part of the First Nations Scholarship and Internship program. You will be part of a client project team, collaborating with colleagues and clients to solve their toughest business problems. The First N...
You will join in our Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Canberra or Sydney office as part of the First Nations Scholarship and Internship program. You will be part of a client project team, collaborating with colleagues and clients to solve their toughest business problems. The First Nations Scholarship an...
As an employer in the legal services industry, we strive to be a workplace as diverse as the work that we do. We are acutely aware that First Nations people are under-represented among our employees, and we want our firm to be one of belonging, where aspiring First Nations lawyers feel supported in