Kaiarahi Matua

New Zealand Government; Kaitaia; Sur place; NZD 81 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible working arrangements

Résumé du poste

Department of Conservation in Kaitaia is seeking a Kaiarahi Matua to lead and manage complex statutory responsibilities related to Korowai agreements and the new Conservation Management Strategy. You will plan, monitor and report to ensure settlement obligations are met with precision.

The role emphasizes engagement with whanau, hapu and iwi, strategic planning, and clear, effective writing. A valid NZ driver's licence is required and flexibility for a fixed term/secondment in this district is

Qualifications

• Commitment to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
• In-depth knowledge of District iwi context and Department obligations.
• Experience in statutory processes and implementation.
• High degree of planning, strategic thinking and regulatory knowledge.
• Clear written content from complex information.

Responsabilités

• Lead complex statutory work for Korowai agreements and CMS requirements.
• Plan, monitor and report on settlement obligations.
• Provide strategic advice on obligations, risks and issues to the Operations and Statutory Manager.
• Prepare and manage agreements assigned by the Manager.
• Scope, plan, manage and deliver specific district initiatives.

Connaissances

Stakeholder engagement

Relationship management

Strategic planning

Regulatory knowledge

Communication skills

Maori context knowledge

Formation

Maori studies degree

Public policy degree

Planning qualification

Description du poste

A varied role combining your knowledge for Government processes, report writing and strategy'$80,695.00 - $110,000 pro-rataFixed Term/Secondment: until end June 2027, Kaitaia locationDrive DOC's commitment to Treaty obligations under the Conservation Act-an essential role shaping conservation across the district'Our vision: Nature is thriving in Aotearoa | Te Oranga o te Ao TuroaMo te turanga | About the roleAre you a strategic thinker with a deep understanding of statutory processes and settlement obligations? Do you have the expertise to lead and manage complex projects that will drive positive outcomes for Kaitaia District iwi?'We are seeking a skilled and motivated Kaiarahi Matua to lead and manage complex statutory responsibilities in relation to the Korowai agreements alongside requirements of the new Conservation Management Strategy (CMS). In this pivotal role you will take charge of planning, monitoring and reporting to ensure all settlement obligations are met with precision and integrity.'The position will be focussed on:'Leading complex statutory work in relation to Korowai agreements and requirements of the new Conservation Management Strategy (CMS)Planning, monitoring and reporting on various aspects of the settlement obligations'Provide strategic advice to the Operations and Statutory Manager on obligations, requirements, risks and issues in relation to the settlement'Prepare and manage agreements assigned by the Manager'Scope, plan, manage and deliver specific agreed initiatives for the DistrictClick here for the Role DescriptionNga pukenga me nga wheako | Skills and experienceDriven by your experience of working in collaborative environments, this role will have a strong focus on engagement, relationship management and communication.'We are keen to hear from you, if you have;A commitment to give effect to the principles of the Treaty of WaitangiIn depth knowledge and understanding of the District iwi context and the Department obligations'Experience in statutory processes and implementation'High degree of planning, strategic thinking and regulatory knowledge'Strong communication skills and ability to create clear, well written content from complex information'Collaborative mindset with a proactive approach to issue management and problem-solving'Experience in working with whanau, hapu and iwi with a thorough understanding of te ao Maori with a good understanding of te reo me ona tikangaExcellent people skills and a strong drive for results through collaboration proven by your ability to establish networks that deliver on mutual outcomesYou will be authentic in your support and collaborations with our Treaty PartnersFull NZ Drivers LicenceDesirable:Training in Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Treaty settlement processes or New Zealand Certificate or Diploma programmes with a focus on Maori-Crown relations, degree in Maori Studies / Te Ao Maori, or degree in Resource Management, Environmental Management, Conservation, Planning, or Public PolicyHe aha nga painga mou? | What's in it for you?DOC is committed to a culture where everyone can participate, thrive, and grow. We're driven by our values and behaviours, and are working towards being an organisation that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive by default.We also support flexible working arrangements for our kaimahi across Aotearoa, with options considered based on the role and in discussion with your leader.Want to know more?Tonoa inaianei | Apply nowApply online with your CV and cover letter outlining your relevant experience and motivation. We're unable to accept emailed applications or provide feedback to applicants not shortlisted.If you need any adjustments during the recruitment process, let us know and we'll try to accommodate.Salary: $80,695.00 - $110,000, depending on skills and experience.Eligibility: You must hold a valid NZ work visa that covers the duration of employment.(SECONDMENT ONLY) You are encouraged to discuss secondment opportunities with your line manager. Secondments should support the development of skills and experience aligned with your development plan. You must seek support from your line manager before applying for a secondment. Approval from your one-up manager is also required before you can be released for a secondment opportunity.Please note, we are not engaging with recruitment agencies for this role.'Ra whakakapi | Applications close at 11:59 pm on Thursday, 5 November 2026. This advert may close early, so please apply promptly.Me he patai ano, whakapa mai | For further enquiries, please contact Stace Farquhar, [e-mail].