About The Australia Institute

The Australia Institute is a leading independent public policy think tank (approx. 60 staff), with a reputation for delivering impactful, evidence-based research that informs public policy and encourages debate on issues of importance to Australians.

They are independently funded by donations from philanthropic trusts and individuals, as well as grants and commissioned research from business, unions and non-government organisations.

As a non-partisan organisation, the Australia Institute pride themselves on maintaining the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and impartiality in all aspects of their work.

The Opportunity

This is a permanent opportunity to join an organisation where you will be part of team having a real impact important public policy issues. In this role, you will have an opportunity to:

• Work with intelligent and likeminded people who come together to support each other to get the job done
• Continue growing your accounting skills under the mentorship of an FCPA

The Role

Key responsibilities include:

• Process accounts payable and receivable, including data entry and banking
• Manage fortnightly payroll, PAYGW, deductions, and superannuation
• Prepare month-end journals, adjustments, and depreciation entries
• Reconcile bank accounts and process credit card acquittals
• Prepare Business Activity Statement (BAS) returns, monthly financial reports, and grant acquittals
• Manage petty cash and insurance

The Ideal Person

You’re an experienced Bookkeeper with a keen eye for detail and a reputation for delivering accurate, reliable work and a post-secondary-qualification in accounting or business administration. Whether you're coming from a professional services firm and keen to focus your skills on one entity, or currently working in a commercial or not-for-profit setting, you bring a solid foundation in end-to-end bookkeeping.

With at least five years' experience in a similar role, you're confident working independently, managing competing priorities, and taking ownership of your responsibilities. Problem-solving comes naturally to you, and you're always looking for ways to streamline processes and add value.

You're highly organised, self-motivated, and bring a positive, customer-focused approach to everything you do. Your strong communication skills and collaborative mindset mean you build trusted relationships across the business and are recognised as a valued team player.

Salary / Rate

• A salary of $90k - $110k + 11.5% Super will be offered to the successful candidate, depending on experience
• In addition, there is free public parking available near The Australia Institute at their offices in Griffith

How to Apply

To apply online, please click on the appropriate link.

Alternatively, for a confidential discussion, please contact Kristelle Gadd on 02 6108 4878 quoting ref no. 20484

HorizonOne is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and we encourage applications from people of all cultures, capabilities and backgrounds.