Employment opportunities
Working for the Tribunal is challenging and rewarding as employees are
responsible for delivering the organisation's business outcome; the
resolution of native title issues over land and waters. The Tribunal has
registries throughout Australia and manages its recruitment from the
Principal Registry in Perth.
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Scott - Brisbane Registry
Legal Services Officer, seven years
Scott became a part of the NNTT to increase his knowledge of the law of native title and to contribute his experience representing major mining companies in native title and resource related matters. These days, Scott particularly enjoys the work and life balance that the Tribunal permits.
Here’s what Scott had to say when asked, ‘What do you love about your job?’
‘I enjoy making a contribution through resolving queries in complicated areas of law.’ |
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Fran- Darwin Registry
Administration Officer, nine years
Fran is a fulltime staff member and has worked for the Tribunal for over nine years. When asked why she chose to work for the NNTT she said it was because she thought the position looked interesting and it would increase and expand the knowledge base that she already had at the time.
Here’s what Fran had to say when asked the best thing about working for the NNTT:
‘The great employment conditions and working with people and staff who are willing to impart knowledge. The best part of working with the Tribunal is being able to assist claimants with our friendly and helpful demeanour and helping external stakeholders with any queries. These people are the most integral and interesting part of my job.’ |
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Amanda – Principal Registry
Business Systems Specialist, twelve years
Amanda is a part time employee who initially joined the Tribunal as it was a new agency with many exciting opportunities to grow and improve her skills and her vision of the Tribunal.
Here’s what Amanda had to say about working for the NNTT:
‘The Tribunal is very flexible with working hours and appreciates and understands that people have a life outside of work and are very accommodating when the need arises. The best part of working for the NNTT is the people that are here and the commitment they show. There are a number of changes and initiatives at the moment, and people are enthusiastic about the changes to support the work of the Tribunal.’ |
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