• South Australian Native Title Services is advertising on behalf of Ngadjuri National Aboriginal Corporation.
• Two year Full-time position

Exciting opportunity to lead a new program supporting traditional owners to look after Country and Culture across Ngadjuri Country.

Ngadjuri Nation Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC (ICN: 7713) (NNAC) has received funding from the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA) to establish this Ranger Program across Ngadjuri Country.

NNAC are currently seeking a Ranger Coordinator to develop and deliver Promoting and Enhancing Ngadjuri Culture through the Ngadjuri Nation Ranger Team.

About the Role

The Ranger Coordinator will be responsible for supporting the establishment and operations of the Promoting and Enhancing Ngadjuri Culture through the Ngadjuri Nation Ranger Team. The Ranger Coordinator will play an integral role in overseeing a Ranger Program to look after Country - land, water, cultural heritage, culture and people.

The Ranger Coordinator will work under the guidance of an Advisory Committee, Ngadjuri Nation Aboriginal Corporation Directors, traditional owners and Elders.

Key Responsibilities

The Ranger Coordinator will:

• establish and implement the Ranger Program in collaboration with the Ngadjuri Nation Aboriginal Corporation
• work with the Advisory Committee to develop and review project plans and implement work activities.
• coordinate the operations of a Ranger team to work across the Ngadjuri native title determination areas to protect and improve Country.
• participate in field activities alongside Rangers and traditional owners to support Program delivery.
• support and build the capability of the Ranger Team.
• ensure compliance with policies and procedures and promote and maintain a safe workplace at all times.
• engage and collaborate with land holders and regional partners to support and facilitate land access and Ranger activities.
• demonstrate strong leadership and show respect for themselves, the Ranger Team, traditional owners, land holders and regional partners.

Qualifications and attributes

• Qualification or equivalent practical experience in land, water or cultural heritage management or community-based project management.
• Experience working with First Nations organisations.
• Willingness to work in remote areas.
• Current South Australian Driver's Licence.

Benefits upon offer

• Attractive annual salary of $80,000 - $85,000 plus on costs based on experience
• Flexible work arrangements.
• Ongoing training and development opportunities.

This role will be based in Gawler, however, will involve travel across Ngadjuri Country and overnights stays.

Ngadjuri candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. 

For further information contact Berni Lawson on 0437 309 753.

Applications to include a cover letter, addressing the job description and CV to Bernadette Lawson SANTS.​ Submit your application via the "Apply Now" button.