Hub Coordinator

Everi Pty; Tennant Creek, Borroloola; In loco; AUD 60.000 - 80.000; Tempo pieno

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Everi Pty is seeking a Hub Operations Coordinator to support the Moriarty Foundation's initiatives in Tennant Creek and Borroloola, NT. This role requires mastering multitasking while managing community events and ensuring compliance within our programs.

The ideal candidate is tech-savvy and highly organized, contributing to a positive team atmosphere. Responsibilities include data management, event coordination, and supporting local Indigenous communities to help children reach their full potential.

Competenze

• Tech-savvy and highly organized individual.
• Sharp eye for detail in a varied environment.
• Passion for contributing to a positive team culture.

Mansioni

• Coordinate local community events and manage facility bookings.
• Oversee compliance checklists and manage program data entry.
• Support team training and transportation needs.

Conoscenze

Event coordination

Data management

Compliance management

Communication skills

Team collaboration

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About the role

Are you a master multitasker who loves keeping things moving behind the scenes? Moriarty Foundation is looking for a dynamic Hub Operations Coordinator to be the backbone of our local teams in Tennant Creek and Borroloola, NT. In these vital roles, you will ensure our groundbreaking programs—John Moriarty Football (JMF) and Indi Kindi—run seamlessly within schools and local communities during the year.

From data management and compliance to event coordination and facility logistics, you’ll be the go‑to person who keeps our hubs organised, compliant, and thriving.

What you will do

• Coordinate local community events (like gala days), manage facility bookings, and oversee local supplier and trades relationships.
• Manage program data entry, session scheduling, and hub compliance checklists (first aid, vehicle servicing, and supplies).
• Streamline staff compliance (Working with Children checks, timesheets), coordinate professional development training, and pitch in with team transportation when needed.

About you

You are a tech‑savvy, highly organised, with a sharp eye for detail, who thrives in a varied environment. You love supporting others to get things done and are passionate about contributing to a positive, values‑driven team culture.

Ready to make a real difference? Join us and help empower Indigenous children and families to reach their full potential.

Apply now

To apply please submit your resume and cover letter (max two pages) below.

For further information please contact: [email protected]