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Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development (NRMMRRD) is hiring a Land Officer in Robina. The role involves assessing and monitoring state land dealings, coordinating application lodgement processes, and advising on land administration matters to support high-quality service delivery under the Land Act 1994.
You will engage with government partners, local authorities, industry and community representatives to achieve sustainable land management and
Join our team as a Land Officer in Robina (other locations considered) in a permanent flexible full-time role. You'll assess and monitor state land dealings, coordinate application lodgement processes, provide advice on land administration matters and support quality service delivery under the Land Act 1994.
Our Land division are the stewards for 60% of the land in Queensland and we deliver a variety of land and property services across Queensland, including land and asset valuations; state land administration and on ground management surveying services; native title claims and compensation; Indigenous land services; vegetation management; place names; and government land acquisitions.
The Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development (NRMMRRD) plays a critical role in supporting Queenslanders across the state—from Cairns to Mount Isa to Warwick - by delivering strong regional outcomes, fostering local economies, and strengthening government-community partnerships. As stewards of over 60% of Queensland's land and key supporters of industries such as mining and manufacturing, our reach and impact are vast.
We are committed to putting our people first - empowering staff, celebrating success, and encouraging innovation. Our workplace is mobile, flexible, inclusive and respectful, and we are focused on growing united, capable leaders.
In this role, you will assess and monitor state land dealings, analyse information, prepare submissions and recommendations, and provide timely advice on legislation, policy and land administration matters. You will work closely with a wide range of stakeholders including government partners, local authorities, industry and community representatives to achieve the shared goal of managing land for future generations.
Success in this role will come from your ability to interpret and apply legislation, communicate effectively, manage competing priorities and build productive working relationships while delivering high-quality service to clients and stakeholders.
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