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A community-focused retail organization is seeking Couple Store Managers to join their Relief Management Team, overseeing operations in remote locations of Australia. This role offers a unique adventure and the chance to make a significant impact on local communities. Candidates should have at least 3 years of retail experience, leadership skills, and a customer-focused approach. Exceptional perks include generous leave, salary packaging, and comprehensive training.
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At Outback Stores, we are proud to be the remote retailer of choice for Aboriginal communities across Australia. Our mission is to provide a steady supply of nutritious, fresh, and affordable food while making a positive impact on health, employment, and wellbeing.
With 58 stores spanning the NT, NSW, QLD, SA, and WA, we are the fastest growing remote retailer in Australia!
We are currently seeking passionate and experienced Couple Store Managers –to join our Relief Management Team, supporting day-to-day operations across multiple store locations.
Exciting Opportunity: Management Couples Wanted!
We are seeking management couples to join our dynamic team in one of our remote locations. This is not just a job- it’s an adventure! You’ll have the chance to work side by side, share your retail expertise, and collaborate closely with community while exploring some of Australia’s most isolated locations.
You will play a vital role in supporting the health and wellbeing of the local community while upholding the store’s commercial performance and reputation.
What We Offer:
What We are Looking For:
To thrive in this role, you’ll need a blend of experience and passion, including:
Please note that we are not offering sponsorship at this time, and previous applicants need not apply.
Why Outback Stores?
This is your chance to embark on a unique journey that combines career growth with meaningful community impact. With competitive salary options and the opportunity to make a real difference in remote Australian communities, you can truly kickstart your career with Outback Stores.
Ready to Join Us?
If you are excited about this opportunity, we’d love to hear from you!
Apply now and be part of a team that’s making a difference.
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Outback Stores was set up by a group of retailers from large supermarket businesses, such as Coles and Woolworths, with the support of Indigenous Business Australia and began trading in November 2006. The company emerged from a need to improve the health of Indigenous people in remote Australia by addressing nutrition-related health problems, unreliable food supplies, stores closing because of poor management and build-up of debt.
Once the stores are commercially self-sufficient, the store owners work with the store committee to decide how to spend the profits for the benefit of the community, in line with the rules of individual Store Corporations.
The first official Outback Stores’ managed store opened at Canteen Creek in May 2007 and in June 2007 the Federal Government introduced its Northern Territory Emergency Response Bill to Parliament. As part of the intervention, Outback Stores was funded to support stores that were badly needed in communities but were facing closure due to poor management and build-up of debt.
The funding ensured these remote stores remained open to provide food security, keep local jobs and, if needed, upgrade the store’s infrastructure. In 2009, Outback Stores was funded to support remote stores outside of the Northern Territory. The company now manages stores across the Northern Territory as well as in Western Australia and South Australia.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website
Outback Stores was set up by a group of retailers from large supermarket businesses, such as Coles and Woolworths, with the support of Indigenous Business Australia and began trading in November 2006. The company emerged from a need to improve the health of Indigenous people in remote Australia by addressing nutrition-related health problems, unreliable food supplies, stores closing because of poor management and build-up of debt.
Once the stores are commercially self-sufficient, the store owners work with the store committee to decide how to spend the profits for the benefit of the community, in line with the rules of individual Store Corporations.
The first official Outback Stores’ managed store opened at Canteen Creek in May 2007 and in June 2007 the Federal Government introduced its Northern Territory Emergency Response Bill to Parliament. As part of the intervention, Outback Stores was funded to support stores that were badly needed in communities but were facing closure due to poor management and build-up of debt.
The funding ensured these remote stores remained open to provide food security, keep local jobs and, if needed, upgrade the store’s infrastructure. In 2009, Outback Stores was funded to support remote stores outside of the Northern Territory. The company now manages stores across the Northern Territory as well as in Western Australia and South Australia.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website
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