Senior Adviser Taonga Tuturu

New Zealand Government; Wellington; Sur place; NZD 113 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

New Zealand Government's Ministry for Culture & Heritage in Wellington seeks a Senior Adviser to support care, conservation and repatriation arrangements for taonga tuturu under the Protected Objects Act 1975. The role focuses on project coordination and reporting.

You will build relationships with imi Moriori and iwi Maori, work with partner agencies, and contribute to cross-agency collaboration. Some travel and overnight stays may be required.

Responsabilités

• Coordinating project logistics and supporting day-to-day operations
• Preparing and coordinating reporting, governance papers, briefings, aide-memoires and status updates
• Monitoring project progress and identifying risks and issues
• Supporting engagement and collaboration across a range of internal and external stakeholders
• Travel and short periods away from home, including overnight stays

Description du poste

Pou Tohu Matua Taonga Tuturu | Senior Adviser Taonga Tuturu [TP0524]Fulltime / Fixed term to June 2027WellingtonSalary Range $112,646 - $130,434Ki te puawai te ahurea, Ka ora te iwiIf culture is thriving, the people will be wellWe are seeking an experienced and motivated Senior Adviser to join our Maori Crown Partnerships teamKorero mo te turanga | About the roleThis fixed term role supports the development of care, conservation and repatriation arrangements for taonga tuturu for which the Ministry's Chief Executive is responsible under the Protected Objects Act 1975.A key focus of the role is supporting the Project Lead to deliver the next phase of the Rekohu | Chatham Islands Waka Project, including project coordination, operational delivery and conservation activities.You will play a pivotal role in ensuring the successful delivery of project outcomes by:Coordinating project logistics and supporting day-to-day operationsPreparing and coordinating reporting, governance papers, briefings, aide-memoires and status updatesMonitoring project progress and identifying risks and issuesSupporting engagement and collaboration across a range of internal and external stakeholdersIt would be desirable to have experience in heritage conservation activities and servicesThis is a critical relationship management role that requires cultural awareness, sound judgement and a high degree of professionalism and sensitivity. You will build and maintain strong relationships with imi Moriori, iwi Maori, and cultural sector stakeholders, as well as partner agencies including the Department of Conservation and Heritage New Zealand. You will confidently represent the Ministry and contribute to effective cross-agency collaboration, including engagement with senior leaders.From time to time, this role may require travel and short periods away from home, including overnight stays.Please download a copy of the full Position Description by clicking hereYour cover letter will be a key part of our assessment process, so please highlight how your experience relates to the competencies listed in the position descriptionMe pehea te tono | How to applyFor more information about the role and how to apply, please follow the online process on our Careers Website.Applications close Sunday 1 November 2026For enquiries about this position contact Emily Winter [e-mail] | EligibilityIf you are not a New Zealand citizen, you must hold current eligibility to work in New Zealand and for Manatu Taonga. Please refer to the New Zealand Immigration Service for further informationTo learn more about Manatu Taonga | Ministry for Culture & Heritage please explore our Corporate Website (mch.govt.nz)