Senior Native Title Lawyer - Flexible, High-Impact, SA

MPS Law; Adelaide; Hybrid; AUD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

MPS Law in South Australia is seeking a senior native title lawyer to deliver high-quality native title outcomes for SA-based clients and across Australia, in a flexible, values-driven environment. You will advise RNTBCs, negotiate native title and cultural heritage agreements, and facilitate meetings with stakeholders, with strong support for autonomy and professional growth.

Regular travel within SA and nationally is possible, and the role emphasises respectful engagement with First Nations

Qualifications

• 4+ years' experience in native title law (essential).
• Strong experience advising RNTBCs and working on claim resolution.
• Experience in native title and cultural heritage agreement-making (highly regarded).
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively.
• High level of accuracy, organisation, and professionalism.
• Experience with time recording and legal practice systems.
• Unrestricted practising certificate in South Australia (or eligible).
• Demonstrates respect for First Nations clients and commitment to self-determination.

Responsibilities

• Advising and supporting Registered Native Title Body Corporates (RNTBCs).
• Native title and cultural heritage agreement making and negotiations.
• Facilitating meetings and engaging with stakeholders.

Skills

Native title law

Legal drafting

Stakeholder engagement

Negotiation

Travel readiness

Job description

MPS Law in South Australia is seeking a senior native title lawyer to deliver high-quality native title outcomes for SA-based clients and across Australia, in a flexible, values-driven environment. You will advise RNTBCs, negotiate native title and cultural heritage agreements, and facilitate meetings with stakeholders, with strong support for autonomy and professional growth.

Regular travel within SA and nationally is possible, and the role emphasises respectful engagement with First Nations