OUR STORY

The Central Land Council (CLC) is a corporate Commonwealth entity established under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976. The CLC represents traditional landowners, native title holders and other Aboriginal people in the southern half of the Northern Territory—an area of almost 780,000 square kilometres.

The CLC provides its constituents with advice, advocacy and practical assistance to support their aspirations, manage their land and realise and protect their rights.

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN

Eligible Aboriginal applicants will be granted priority consideration for this vacancy. If an Aboriginal applicant is selected, the remaining non-Aboriginal applicants will not be assessed.

Applicants must have relevant qualifications and demonstrate that they meet essential criteria in order to be considered. An applicant selected under this affirmative action plan will be required to provide evidence of their eligibility prior to commencement, such as:

• completed statutory declaration form, or
• supporting statement from an appropriate Aboriginal organisation

THE ROLE

COORDINATOR, PBC SUPPORT UNIT - NT004 - ALICE SPRINGS

SO C $111,631.00 - $120,541.00

The Central Land Council (CLC) is the Native Title Representative Body (NTRB) for the southern region of the Northern Territory. As such, the CLC fulfils functions under the Native Title Act (NTA) in relation to the securing of, and advocating for, the Native Title rights of its constituents. The CLC provides support services to Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs) in the CLC region.

The PBC Support Unit (PBCSU) was established to support PBCs in building their capacity to fulfil their legal and governance obligations and develop sustained governance practices. The PBCSU also assists PBCs to identify activities to support their social and cultural aspirations, and works in collaboration with PBC enterprise services to assess possible enterprise development activities to secure financial independence.

This position is responsible for the coordination, management, monitoring and implementation of the unit's workplan, supervision of staff and the effective delivery of CLC's support service as outlined in the service level agreement with PBCs, consistent with the CLC's Corporate Plan and Funding Body requirements.

BENEFITS

• Attractive base salary plus 15.4% superannuation
• Generous salary packaging (maximum $29,000 annually, depending on individual circumstances);
• Ongoing district allowance (circa $3,760 for an individual or $6,900 with dependents);
• Yearly airfare allowance (circa $1,560;)
• Relocation assistance, should you be moving to the region; and
• Subsidised, fully furnished accommodation for the first four months.

The Central Land Council is dedicated to delivering ongoing professional development and career progression for it's people. You'll have the opportunity to undertake professional development and to take part in a number of new projects as the organisation continues to grow and innovate.

Most importantly, this role will allow you to work in a diverse environment where you affect real change.

MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS

• Selection Criteria Summary
• Ochre card (working with vulnerable people check)
• National police clearance
• Driver's licence

CONTACT DETAILS

If you're interested in using your skills to make a real difference apply now!

Closing Date: Sunday, 3rd August 2025

For further information about this role, please contact Francine McCarthy on 8951 6211.

For more information about the application process please contact Jess Howard (Human Resources Advisor) on 08 8951 6211 or [email protected].

Total effective package includes: base salary, district allowance, superannuation, leave loading, relocation assistance, annual airfare allowance and salary packaging options. Annual progression within the salary scale is subject to satisfactory performance. Progression is in accordance with annual increments set out in an enterprise agreement.

The filling of this vacancy is an affirmative measure under section 8(1) of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975.