Producer, Part-time – Dubbo
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Posted 11 days ago
- Dubbo, NSW Location
- Ongoing, Part-time hours (8 hours/week)
- Base salary $71k to $78k (paid on a pro rata basis) + 15.4% ABC Nominated Super.
The Role
The ABC is looking for a Producer – Part-time to join the team based in our Dubbo office. Working on the Saturday breakfast show, you’ll play a key role in creating content for the show. Producing compelling local stories for audiences across the Central West, Western Plains and beyond.
The Job
- Produce original, engaging content for ABC Dubbo across multiple platforms.
- Provide in-studio production support, including managing talk-back callers and guests.
- Create local stories that can be shared across state and national ABC News platforms.
- Actively engage with communities to find stories that reflect cultural, geographic and socio-economic diversity.
- Contribute to local emergency coverage and liaise with relevant stakeholders when required.
- Cross-promote other ABC content to increase audience reach and engagement.
Position Description: 50057506 PROGRAM MAKER.docx
About You
You’re a skilled and curious Producer who thrives in a regional newsroom and enjoys telling stories with impact.
You'll have:
- Demonstrated program-making skills, with the ability to create original and engaging audio and cross-platform content
- Strong editorial judgement, with the ability to source, analyse and present information accurately and creatively
- A deep interest in regional communities and the issues that affect diverse audiences
- Creativity, news sense and the ability to identify stories that will resonate with audiences
- Available 8 hours per week, including Saturdays 6-10 am
What we can offer you:
- 15.4% ABC Nominated Super.
- Salary packaging.
- ABC Mentoring.
About ABC News
Quality journalism, powerful investigations, outstanding production, and a collaborative, engaged and supportive workplace that offers opportunities and career development across regional and metropolitan Australia. Make a positive contribution to the national conversation, help set the agenda and build your skills, by joining Australia's most trusted and diverse news organisation.
More info:
In line with our focus on diversity and inclusion, applications are strongly encouraged from Indigenous Australians, people from a range of cultural and linguistic backgrounds, people with disability and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The ABC also aims to achieve a gender-balanced workforce.
To request recruitment and selection information in alternate formats, request adjustments, or if you have accessibility requirements please contact [email protected]
Recruitment Contact: Aidan Cone | LinkedIn
We are unable to accept email applications, please ensure that you submit your application via the online portal.
For more information on working at the ABC visit abc.net.au/careers
We respectfully request that Recruitment Agencies do not submit applications for this position.
Applications Close: 11:55pm, 17th August
About Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Launched in 1932, the ABC has become a much loved part of the Australian society and its cultural fabric. From a single radio service, the ABC has developed into a multi-platform media operation and a public broadcaster of international renown, delivering Australian stories and conversations across the nation and to the region.
The ABC Charter, set down by Parliament, requires the Corporation to provide informative, entertaining and educational services that reflect the breadth of our nation. Below you can explore notable milestones along the ABC’s path from its origins to its transformation today into a modern day broadcaster. Source: this is an extract from the company's own website.