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Northern Territory Department of Treasury and Finance offers a 12‑month Finance Graduate Program in Darwin for high‑achieving graduates. You will rotate across Treasury, work on real projects, and learn from experienced professionals and senior leaders while building meaningful early‑career experience.
Starting salaries are competitive with superannuation and relocation support. Graduates gain exposure to budgeting, economic modelling, financial reporting and policy development in a dynamic
Salary: AUD76000 - AUD80000 per annum + super + relocation
Take your career somewhere unexpected The Northern Territory Department of Treasury and Finance is looking for 10+ graduates to join our 2027 Graduate Program in Darwin. Over 12 months, you'll complete three rotations across Treasury, work on real projects and learn alongside experienced professionals and senior leaders. You'll build meaningful experience early, take on real responsibility and discover where your strengths could take you.
You can apply if you've completed an eligible degree at a recognised Australian university or institute within the past three years, or you're due to graduate before the program commences. You'll also need to be either:
This isn't a graduate program where you'll spend 12 months watching from the sidelines. Depending on your rotations, you could contribute to the Territory Budget, economic modelling, financial reporting, revenue forecasting, policy development, legislation, major Territory investments and advice that informs government decision-making.
Rotations may include:
You can take on significant responsibility early, with the support and supervision to learn as you go.
Plot twist: you live in the Territory. Yes, the job is in Darwin. A move to the Northern Territory isn't just a career decision. It's a lifestyle change. Less time sitting in traffic. More time outside. Warm weather, incredible landscapes, a close-knit community and some of Australia's most extraordinary places within reach. You could finish work with enough time left in the day to actually do something with it.
Spend your weekends exploring national parks and swimming holes. Head to the markets. Get out on the water. Find your new local. Or jump on a flight and explore more of Australia and Asia. And with six weeks of annual recreation leave, you'll have more time to make the most of it. You don't have to choose between building your career and having a life outside it.
Ready to see where it could take you? If you're curious, ambitious and ready to put your degree to work on something meaningful, we'd like to hear from you.
Darwin, Northern Territory
12 months, full-time
15 January 2027
30 September 2026