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| Banana Shire Council currently have several job opportunities available. In addition to conditions that are the envy of the private sector, they offer:
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| Join Cairns Regional Council’s Water Services team and work on one of the region’s most critical assets – our clean drinking water network servicing 160,000+ residents. With 3,300km of water mains, 68+ reservoirs and 49+ pump stations, we keep Cairns flowing – and we’re growing our team. We’re looking for Water Reticulation Plumbers and Smart Water Meter Plumbers. Open advertisements – applications will be reviewed as received.
Engineer – Stormwater & Waterways As Engineer – Stormwater & Waterways you will develop practical solutions for drainage, flooding and coastal management while shaping long term stormwater planning. We’re seeking a qualified civil engineer with strong hydrology/hydraulics skills, experience in Australian stormwater contexts, and excellent communication skills to support sustainable, resilient waterway outcomes.
Applications close Sunday 22 March at 11:30pm As an Environmental Health Officer, you will play a key role in safeguarding community health and wellbeing by enforcing a wide range of environmental and public health legislation. You will assess businesses and premises, investigate complaints, and take enforcement actions where necessary, all while promoting education and awareness about environmental health standards.
Applications close Sunday 29 March at 11:30pm |
 | Charters Towers Regional Council currently has a range of job opportunities available across various departments. Located in the heart of North Queensland, Charters Towers offers a unique blend of rich heritage, vibrant community spirit, and modern regional living. Working with Council means being part of a team that values innovation, community service, and professional growth. Whether you're looking to advance your career in finance, trades, administration, or community services, there’s a role for you here. Join the team and enjoy the benefits of regional life, with short commutes, affordable housing, a relaxed lifestyle, and a strong sense of community, in a region where “community comes first”, and the people truly make the difference. The Plumbing Team Leader is responsible for the day to day supervision and co-ordination of Reticulation staff, resources and activities. The objectives of this position are:
The achievement of these objectives will be measured through the efficient and economical utilisation of plant, labour and materials, with strong emphasis on compliance with Councils Safety Management System. Applications close Wednesday 25 March at 11:59pm |
| To Implement Council’s policies and procedures to deliver effective and efficient logistics support services, stores operations, stock inventory and acquisition of goods and services in line with Council’s Procurement Policy and the Local Government Regulation 2012. The role is responsible for managing stock, maintaining accurate inventory records, and ensuring materials are available to support operations. The role requires strong organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to work effectively with suppliers and stakeholders. |
| Principal Industry Specialist – Economic Development The purpose of this position is to provide strategic stewardship across Council’s economic development portfolio, with a particular focus on major industry projects and the energy transition. This role leads the participation in social impact assessments and the coordination, negotiation, and execution of Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) in line with Queensland Government legislation and Council’s Renewable Energy Community Benefits Sharing Policy and ensures financial visibility and governance of associated funds. The role also leads economic development strategic initiatives as required, and contributes to Council’s strategic advocacy objectives, planning, and corporate priorities through specialist advice on economic development, industry, and economic transition. Applications close Tuesday 7 April at 2:00pm This is a key management role that is responsible for operational leadership and coordination of Council's regional libraries through strong people leadership, strategic planning, program development, resource management, facility design, and membership attraction, to ensure Council’s vision for library services is achieved. Our vision for library services goes beyond books. We aim to create a genuine community hub where everyone and every story is important, contributing to a strong and connected community, sharing our resources and information, and enhancing other Council activities. Applications close Tuesday 7 April at 2:00pm |
| Lockyer Valley Regional Council is seeking applications from dynamic, innovative and experienced individuals to fill the position of Tourism Officer within our Tourism and Special Projects Team. The position will assist in delivering best practice visitor services across the day-to-day operations of the Visitor Information Centre including, but not limited to public enquiries, presentation and stock maintenance, bookings, data entry, management of digital platforms and supervision of volunteers. Applications close Monday 16 March 2026 at 5pm. Lockyer Valley Regional Council is seeking applications from dynamic, innovative and experienced individuals to fill the position of Library and Gallery Officer within our Libraries and Galleries Team. The position is responsible for ensuring that high standards of library and art gallery services are provided to the residents of and visitors to the Lockyer Vallery, in accordance with Council Corporate, Strategic and Operations Plans, to promote the library and art gallery services as a pivotal community facility for Council. Applications close Monday 23 March at 5.00pm Lockyer Valley Regional Council is seeking applications from dynamic, innovative and experienced individuals to fill the position of Plumbing Inspector within our Building and Plumbing Team. The position is to assess plumbing and drainage applications and plumbing and drainage work in accordance with the relevant legislation. Applications close Monday 30 March at 5:00pm |
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| Maranoa Regional Council services an area of 58,834.5 square kilometres with a population of 13,800 residents. Located in rural south-west Queensland approximately 480 kilometres west of Brisbane, the Maranoa region is one of Queensland's most dynamic regional communities and is a gateway to the outback. With multiple worksite locations, Council has a diverse range of career opportunities throughout the organisation; applications are welcomed for the following advertised positions on our Careers website: |
| The Facilities Officer supports the Coordinator Facilities in the efficient planning, coordination and delivery of operational, maintenance and renewal programs across Council’s facilities portfolio, including buildings, depots, community facilities, aquatic facilities and aerodromes. The role is responsible for coordinating statutory compliance, managing contractors, maintaining accurate asset data and ensuring facilities are safe, functional and aligned with operational requirements. Applications close Sunday 22 March As a key member of our Facilities team, the Facilities Tradesperson is responsible for completing day-to-day maintenance activities for Council-owned buildings, facilities and other structures within the Shire. In this role, you will apply your trade knowledge and skills to complete a variety of reactive and planned maintenance activities and regular inspections to ensure that Council facilities remain in a safe and serviceable condition. Tiling, painting, plastering, joinery and minor renovations could all be in a day’s work in this role. The position involves physically demanding work in a hot and humid climate on a daily basis and is required to assist with after-hours work and be part of an on-call support roster for the Facilities section. Applications close Sunday 22 March The HR Administration Officer provides administrative support to the Human Resources team along with general advice and support to employees and supervisors in relation to human resources operational and administrative functions in accordance with the level of the position. The position requires high-level written, numerical and digital literacy accompanied with attention to detail and motivation to maintain high standards when recording information, producing documents and preparing correspondence that enhances Council’s professional image and reputation. Applications close Sunday 29 March The Fabricator/ Labourer performs quality design and fabrication tasks to upkeep, maintain and improve Council infrastructure within the Water Reticulation workgroup. This may at times involve working with teams across other Council workgroups. The role involves physically demanding work to be undertaken in a hot and humid climate on a daily basis. The Fabricator/ Fitter must ensure they are and remain physically fit and able to efficiently and consistently undertake these tasks. This includes a requirement to maintain their weight at or below the Safe Working Load (SWL) limit for the seat of the machinery and equipment the position is required to operate. The position is required to assist with after-hours work and be part of an on-call support roster for the water and waste section. Applications close Monday 6 April The Fabricator/ Fitter combines their trade qualification and strong mechanical aptitude with their high-level of precision and problem-solving skills to perform tasks essential to the upkeep, maintenance and continual improvement of Council infrastructure. This role supports the day-to-day operations of the Water Reticulation team. Daily duties in this role will include assembling, installing, maintaining and repairing machinery and mechanical equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation. This may involve working with various teams across Council workgroups. The role involves physically demanding work to be undertaken in a hot and humid climate on a daily basis. The Fabricator/ Fitter must ensure they are and remain physically fit and able to efficiently and consistently undertake these tasks. This includes a requirement to maintain their weight at or below the Safe Working Load (SWL) limit for the seat of the machinery and equipment the position is required to operate. The position is required to assist with after-hours work and be part of an on-call support roster for the water and waste section. Applications close Monday 6 April |
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| 2026 University Student Opportunities If you’re studying in 2026, this could be your chance to learn, grow and make an impact. Kickstart your career while you study and get paid to help build Australia’s newest city! Principal Project Lead Transport Planning As our Principal Project Lead – Transport Planning, you will take the lead in delivering major transport planning projects, including the Accessible Schools Program. You’ll collaborate with schools, internal teams and government partners, using your strong negotiation and engagement skills to shape solutions that improve safety, accessibility and overall travel experience for local communities. Applications close Wednesday 18 March Join our EPMO team and lead the integral change management function - providing enterprise wide leadership for change governance, prioritisation and delivery across Council. Applications close Thursday 19 March Senior Library Assistant - Mobile Library Seeking a dynamic, customer-focused team member to support both Caboolture Library and the Mobile Library, combining branch duties with regional outreach. Applications close Monday 23 March |
| Palm Island Aboriginal Shire Council is seeking an experienced Manager – Finance to join our Executive Leadership Team and lead Council’s financial management, budgeting and strategic financial planning. This position plays a critical leadership role in ensuring Council remains a financially sustainable, well governed and high performing organisation. You will oversee all financial operations, internal controls, audit processes and long term financial planning, while partnering closely with the CEO, Directors and Managers to support informed, responsible decision making. Applications close Wednesday 18 March |
| Quilpie Shire Council has adopted a record-breaking $154.8M budget for 2025/26 and has multiple employment opportunities to join our team and be a part of executing it. Quilpie Shire offers a truly unique rural lifestyle, blending the charm of wide-open spaces with the convenience of modern amenities. We continually strive for excellence and a career with Quilpie Shire Council is guaranteed to include a lifestyle where you can actively shape the future with meaningful contributions – for the community, yourself and your family. |
| Do you have experience in the operation and basic maintenance of plant in the civil construction industry? Council is seeking a highly motivated Plant Operator/Labourer to join their Urban Operations team. You will primarily operate an excavator, while undertaking road building duties in an urban environment. You will also be required to undertake general civil construction labouring duties including, but not limited to, pipe laying, concreting, level-checking, bitumen/road works and compaction using vibrating plate. Applications close Monday 23 March at midnight Do you have a genuine interest in the Plumbing and Civil Construction industries and are looking for the next step in your career? Join our team at Fitzroy River Water by applying for an Apprentice Plumber position. You will gain valuable hands on experience with tasks associated with both the construction and maintenance of Council’s water and sewerage infrastructure, including water and sewer mains, pump stations and treatment plants. With the help of our qualified team, this is an opportunity to gain your Certificate III in Plumbing which has 4 year nominal study term. Applications close Monday 23 March at midnightRockhampton City Child Care Centre are seeking passionate and dedicated educators to join our team in delivering high quality, flexible, and responsive care for children in a nurturing and inclusive environment. In these roles, you will support the Group Leader in planning, implementing, and evaluating engaging, play based programs that align with the Early Years Learning Framework and National Quality Standards. You’ll focus on meeting each child’s developmental and routine needs while fostering a safe, stimulating, and caring environment. As part of a collaborative and qualified team, you’ll contribute to a culture of continuous improvement, reflective practice, and strong partnerships with families. This is a rewarding opportunity to help shape the early learning experiences of children and support their growth into confident, curious, and capable young learners. Applications close Monday 23 March at midnightAre you a Child Care Educator looking to take the next step in your career? Rockhampton Regional Council have a rewarding leadership opportunity available as a Lead Educator at our City Child Care Centre. As a Group Leader at Rockhampton Regional Council’s City Child Care Centre, you will lead a team to create a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment for children. You’ll work closely with the Child Care Teacher to plan and deliver programs that support each child’s development, while guiding and mentoring assistants to ensure smooth daily operations. Building strong relationships with families and colleagues is key, along with maintaining compliance and promoting continuous improvement. Future Opportunities: With ongoing operational requirements at the Centre, further opportunities are expected to arise, which may support continued employment beyond the initial contract period for the Fixed Term role. Applications close Monday 23 March at midnight Ready to make a real difference in your community? As part of our Urban Operations team, you’ll take on a hands-on role that keeps the Rockhampton Region moving and looking its best. Every day brings variety, whether you’re crafting and installing signage, marking lines for safer roads, or supporting essential maintenance projects. This is your chance to work outdoors, be part of a supportive team, and see the impact of your efforts firsthand. If you enjoy practical work, take pride in quality results, and want a role where no two days are the same, this is the opportunity for you! Applications close Monday 30 March at midnightLabourer - Playground Maintenance Fleet and Facilities are seeking an experienced labourer with knowledge of the maintenance and installation of playground equipment to join their team on a permanent full time basis. In this role you will be responsible for the maintenance and safety of Council’s playground assets across open spaces. Working as park of a multi-disciplined team, you will carry out playground installatilon, maintenance and inspection activities in line with asset management plans and Australian Standards. The role also includes general labouring duties such as waste removal and basic grounds maintenance, identifying and reporting defects, damage or safety risks, and ensuring all work is completed safely and efficiently in an outdoor environment. Applications close Monday 30 March at midnightAre you passionate about finding the right talent? Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment and enjoy building strong relationships? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you to join our team at Council as a Recruitment Business Partner. In this role, you will work closely with stakeholders and business leaders to understand their talent needs and develop effective recruitment strategies. You will take ownership of the end-to-end recruitment process, from sourcing and screening candidates to conducting interviews and extending offers. Additionally, you will build and maintain strong relationships with candidates, ensuring a positive experience throughout the hiring process. Ideally the successful candidate will have a genuine interest to further their career in Recruitment and Human Resources. If you are ready to take on this exciting opportunity and make a significant impact on Council’s success then what are you waiting for, apply now! Applications close Monday 30 March at midnightFitzroy River Water is on the lookout for a proactive, hands on Team Leader to deliver critical water and wastewater projects across the region. If you have built a career in plumbing, drainage, pipelaying or civil construction, and you’re ready to step into a leadership role that makes a real impact in the community, we want to hear from you! A trade qualification is desirable (not essential), but what matters most is your practical experience, problem solving attitude and commitment to quality work. Applications close Monday 30 March at midnightFitzroy River Water is looking for a motivated Treatment Plant Operator who's excited to play a key role in delivering safe, high-quality water and sewerage services to our community. You'll bring strong technical know-how, a safety-first mindset and the confidence to operate and fine-tune treatment processes that keep our systems performing at their best. If you enjoy variety, solving problems on the go and working both independently and within a supportive team, then this is the role for you. Applications close Monday 30 March at midnight |
| As Plumbing Inspector, you will be responsible for the administration of plumbing and drainage work across the region undertaking inspections, assessments, and enforcement in accordance with relevant legislation. It will be essential for you to hold a Plumbers and Drainers licence together with having previous experience in the plumbing industry. High level customer service and negotiation skills are essential. Applications close Friday 20 March at 5:00pm At Somerset Regional Council you will be working within the Parks and Gardens section of Council as a Crew Leader / Mower Operator you will ensure the efficient day-to-day operations of your work crew. Applications close Friday 20 March at 5:00pm Somerset Regional Council are seeking a Crew Leader to join the Operations Department. As a Crew Leader you will ensure the efficient day-to-day operations of your road maintenance and/or road construction work crew. Applications close Friday 20 March at 5:00pm |
| This position is responsible for supervising and coordinating maintenance crews, plant and materials to deliver minor to large maintenance programs and daily operations throughout the Tablelands region. Applications close Wednesday 18 March at 5:00pm This position is responsible for supervising and coordinating the whole of life management & maintenance of Tablelands Regional Council’s fleet of plant machinery and commercial vehicle assets. Applications close Thursday 19 March at 5:00pm Mechanic (Diesel Fitter) Applications close Thursday 19 March at 5:00pm This position is primarily responsible for providing statutory planning advice and guidance to Tablelands Regional Council (TRC) and the community and provision of effective and efficient assessment of development applications. Applications close Thursday 19 March at 5:00pm This position works across all departments to develop and implement strong, consistent, transparent governance, quality and risk frameworks and programs for the whole of Tablelands Regional Council (TRC). This position requires the ability to work collaboratively with a wide range of stakeholders within the organisation and to effectively manage change. Applications close Thursday 26 March The Rates and Revenue Officer is responsible for the timely delivery of accurate rate notices to all properties of the Tablelands Regional Council (TRC). This position is responsible for accurate property and customer data management supporting the efficient issue of rate notices, reminder notices, debt collection management and quality customer service to the community and external agencies. Applications close Thursday 26 March The Business & Change Analyst provides change management and business process optimisation support to the organisation for all system and process improvement projects. The position will lead the development of TRC’s business process framework and promote and embed its utilisation across the organisation. Applications close Thursday 26 March The Foreperson is responsible for the daily supervision of Transfer Station Operators working at Atherton, Malanda, Yungaburra and Millaa Millaa Waste Transfer Stations. The position’s purpose is to ensure that operations at Waste Transfer Stations and open and closed landfills are carried out in an effective and efficient manner and provide courteous assistance to the public. Applications close Thursday 26 March Transfer Station Operators (Atherton & Ravenshoe Location Available) The purpose of this position is to carry out operations at Tablelands Regional Council’s (TRC) waste facilities including transfer stations, open and closed landfills in an effective and efficient manner, support other staff at the facilities and provide courteous assistance to the public. Applications close Thursday 26 March Casual Transfer Station Operator The purpose of this position is to carry out operations at Tablelands Regional Council’s (TRC) waste facilities including transfer stations, open and closed landfills in an effective and efficient manner, support other staff at the facilities and provide courteous assistance to the public. Applications close Thursday 26 March |
| Senior Audit and Compliance Officer (Water) Join a team that plays a crucial role in keeping our community’s water services safe, resilient, and compliant. In this role, you’ll provide essential support across the Water team by ensuring we meet all regulatory, environmental, and safety obligations—from dam safety to our everyday operational practices. You’ll help shape and maintain our key risk management systems, lead collaborative risk assessments, run workshops, and develop the clear, practical documents our field crews rely on. Your work will uplift our safety culture and strengthen the reliability of critical infrastructure our community depends on. Applications close Tuesday 17 March at 11:45pm This pivotal role will deliver innovative, best-practice infrastructure solutions that directly support the growth and liveability of Townsville. You will oversee the planning, concept development and detailed design of renewal, upgrade and new civil projects, ensuring exceptional outcomes for our community and contributing to the long-term capital works vision. As a technical leader, you will provide expert guidance, supervision and RPEQ sign-off, champion Safety in Design, and foster a high-performance culture built on collaboration, continuous improvement and shared success. You will shape and maintain civil design standards, manage cost estimates and rates, and work closely with multidisciplinary asset teams including stormwater, open space, water and wastewater, to deliver integrated, community-centred infrastructure. This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced engineer ready to progress into a senior leadership role or seeking a lifestyle change in a thriving regional centre. Townsville offers an affordable cost of living, a warm outdoor lifestyle and a welcoming community, making it the perfect place to advance your career while enjoying a balanced and fulfilling way of life. Applications close Sunday 22 March at 11:45pm In this critical leadership role, you’ll turn Council’s goals into clear direction for our civil works crews, helping them deliver reliable, safe and high-quality services for the community. You’ll manage budgets sensibly, plan resources effectively and support your teams to do their best work. A key part of the role is keeping our systems and processes running smoothly, finding better ways of working and making practical use of new technology. You’ll work closely with government partners, industry and local organisations to support Townsville’s growth, while ensuring our construction and maintenance programs meet all legislative, quality and RMPC requirements. For those considering a move to Townsville, this is a great opportunity to settle into a welcoming, growing regional city where your work directly benefits the community. This role suits a grounded, team focused manager who values practical solutions, clear communication and strong relationships with frontline staff. Applications close Sunday 22 March at 11:45pm Resource Plant Allocation Officer This position supports the Property Fleet and Emergency Management Section as the technical expert for the contract administration of the wet, dry and transport tenders for the Townsville City Council. This specialised position operates in a fast-paced multi-tasking environment and is the first point of contact for all internal stakeholders and external contractors/suppliers to the Property Fleet and Emergency Management Section, and with knowledge across the section, is responsible for all administrative and technical functions of the section. This includes but not limited to contractor management, contract administration, plant allocation, process improvement, system maintenance, works request, procurement, financial processing, reporting, and fleet requests/enquiries. Applications close Sunday 22 March at 11:45pm Technical and Research Officer - Yellow Crazy Ants Join our team to play a key role in protecting our environment through the effective management of the Yellow Crazy Ant Program. This role supports the delivery of the TYCAMP through the design, implementation, and evaluation of research, surveillance, and operational methods. The role provides specialised scientific, technical, and analytical expertise to enhance treatment efficacy, improve proactive and post treatment surveillance, optimise lure and sampling methods, ensure regulatory compliance, and strengthen decision making across operational and community engagement teams. Applications close Wednesday 25 March at 11:45pm Join our Water Operations team as a supportive, on-the-ground leader (without the tools in hand). You’ll be coordinating the day-to-day running of our water network, making sure crews have clear work plans, resources are lined up, and jobs are delivered safely and on time. You’ll mentor staff, help shape rosters and recruitment, and be the go-to person during planned works and emergencies, keeping everyone informed and things running smoothly. You’ll also work closely with contractors, planners, and developers to make sure our work meets the right standards. The Team Leader provides hands‑on leadership in the safe and efficient operation and maintenance of Council’s bulk water network, including trunk mains, large‑diameter pipelines, valves, and critical water infrastructure. This role leads a skilled team to deliver high‑quality maintenance, emergency response, and operational outcomes while modelling strong WHS behaviours, so everyone goes home safe. Applications close Wednesday 25 March at 11:45pm As our Water Quality Officer, you’ll play a hands‑on role in protecting one of Townsville’s most important essentials - clean, safe drinking water for every household, school, business and community space. You’ll be the person our community counts on to make sure the water coming out of every tap meets the highest standards. From keeping a close eye on our monitoring program, to coordinating sampling with operators and our laboratory, to digging into the science behind any unusual results. Your work helps prevent issues before they affect the people who rely on us every day. In this role, you’ll investigate water quality incidents, support transparent reporting to the Regulator and Council, and help drive improvements, whether that’s refining procedures, recommending upgrades, or spotting trends that others might miss. You’ll manage important water information, guide contractors on performance, and make sure our Drinking Water Quality Management Plan stays active, up‑to‑date and effective. You’ll also play a key part in helping others understand how water quality works by supporting staff training and helping educate the community on why safe drinking water is everyone’s business. If you’re passionate about science, enjoy problem‑solving, and want to make a real difference to the health and confidence of the Townsville community, this is your chance to be at the heart of something essential. Applications close Thursday 26 March at 11:45pm Community Liaison Officer (Yellow Crazy Ants) We are seeking a proactive Community Liaison Officer to support the Townsville Yellow Crazy Ant Management Program. In this role, you will collaborate with the Senior Team Leader and other stakeholders to develop and implement engagement strategies that raise awareness and encourage participation in the program. You will build strong relationships with government agencies, local businesses, and residents, assist in community forums, and address concerns to ensure effective program delivery. Key responsibilities include coordinating treatment activities with external stakeholders, ensuring compliance with safety and governance requirements, and sharing accurate technical information under the Biosecurity Act 2014. This position also involves contributing to discussions with state and federal agencies to identify innovative strategies and working closely with the YCA team to maintain seamless communication and program effectiveness. Applications close Tuesday 31 March at 11:45pm |
| Western Downs Regional Council currently have several job opportunities available. The Western Downs is one of Queensland's strongest and fastest growing local government areas. Working here offers great opportunities with strong local businesses in booming industries as well as an attractive lifestyle that only regional areas can offer. Enjoy short commutes, affordable living, great services and exciting events. You'll also discover the best thing about the region is the people, which is why people know Western Downs as the region where 'it's the people that make it'. |
