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Kariyarra Aboriginal Corporation (KAC) in South Hedland, WA, seeks an organised Executive Assistant to support the CEO and Native Title Negotiation Committee. This 12‑month fixed‑term role focuses on governance, administration and culturally respectful engagement.
You will manage the CEO’s diary, communications, travel, meetings and assist with board minutes and agendas, while ensuring legislative compliance and professional stakeholder relations.
KAC is based in South Hedland and is the registered Native Title Body Corporate of the Kariyarra People with a focus to provide native title and related services to support the Kariyarra People in managing their native title rights and interests.
KAC advocates for cultural integrity, economic development and community wellbeing for the Kariyarra people. KAC operates in partnership with the traditional owners, local Aboriginal communities, government and industry to support growth, self-determination and long-term sustainability for our members.
KAC is seeking an organised, experienced and values-driven individual for the Executive Assistant role, to provide administrative, governance and other such support as required to the CEO while also supporting the Native Title Negotiation Committee administratively and operationally. This will be a 12 month fixed term contract, with the possibility of extension or permanency subject to funding and performance.
The Executive Assistant will be responsible for supporting the CEO to ensure KAC is engaging effectively with KAC employees and external stakeholders. You will also assist the KAC Board and the Negotiations Committee to ensure that KAC Native Title matters are dealt with in a compliant and culturally respectful manner.
The role will be based at the South Hedland KAC office. KAC offers a generous salary and entitlements package (including salary packaging) for the right person. These entitlements include:
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