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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 advertisement – applications will be reviewed as received. Community Safety Outreach Officer Help make a meaningful impact across the Cairns community by supporting Council’s Community Safety objectives with proactive outreach, strong stakeholder relationships and an evidence based approach to assisting vulnerable cohorts. This role plays a key part in promoting safety, wellbeing and coordinated responses to issues such as homelessness, rough sleeping, domestic and family violence, and emerging community safety concerns. Applications close Sunday 19 April at 11:30pmLabourer – Parks (2x Positions Available) Help us keep our community’s parks, gardens and public spaces vibrant, welcoming and well maintained. This hands on role is perfect for someone who enjoys outdoor work, takes pride in quality outcomes, and thrives in a small, supportive team environment. Applications close Sunday 19 April at 11:30pmMaintenance Management Officer We’re seeking someone with strong experience in contract management, scheduling and compliance, ideally within maintenance, open space or venue operations. You’ll be confident coordinating contractors, managing multiple tasks at once and providing technical support to field teams. Your communication skills will help you build productive relationships with stakeholders, and your solid administration and computer skills will support quality assurance and recordkeeping. You’ll also bring sound financial awareness, the ability to work independently, and a commitment to safety, customer service and continuous improvement. Applications close Sunday 19 April at 11:30pm We’re seeking an experienced Network & Infrastructure professional with strong technical capability and a customer‑focused mindset. You’ll bring proven experience supporting and administering complex network environments within a large, multifaceted organisation, along with tertiary qualifications in an IT‑related discipline (CCNA preferred). You’ll have sound knowledge of network security, identity management and infrastructure design, with the confidence to work autonomously on high‑severity incidents and provide subject matter expertise when required. Applications close Sunday 19 April at 11:30pm We’re seeking an experienced and caring Animal Care Attendant to support the day-to-day operation of Council’s Animal Care Facility. You’ll bring strong knowledge of pound operations, animal welfare legislation and safe animal handling practices, along with a genuine commitment to delivering high-quality care to animals in Council’s custody. You’re confident working independently, can make sound and timely judgements regarding animal health and behaviour, and communicate effectively with colleagues, veterinarians, volunteers and the community. To be successful, you’ll hold a current C Class driver’s licence and a relevant qualification such as Certificate IV in Animal Control and Regulation, Animal Behaviour, or Vet Nursing, along with authorisation as a Microchip Implanter. Experience working in a local government or similar regulated environment will be highly regarded. Applications close Sunday 19 April at 11.30pm Marketing & Communications Officer In this role you will initially focus on events at Cairns Performing Arts Centre and Munro Martin Parklands. From major touring music acts, state theatre productions to beloved local programs and touring productions, you will help connect audiences with unforgettable experiences across Cairns’ vibrant cultural venues. Working within a collaborative marketing team that also supports Tanks Arts Centre, Cairns Festival, Cairns Children’s Festival, Understory Film Festival, grants and creative industry development programs, you will also contribute to promoting the many initiatives that enrich the cultural life of the Cairns region. Applications close Sunday 26 April at 11:30pm Live Production Technician Casual Pool We are looking for talented individuals to join our Live Production Technician Casual Pool at the Tanks Arts Centre to help bring exceptional performances to life! The Tanks Arts Centre location has a long and fascinating history and is used today as an extraordinary and unique place in the establishment of Cairns, and in the hearts of everyone who visits. Since 1995, the Tanks has taken pride in delivering an exceptional local and international live music program, a carefully curated visual arts and performance program, market days, workshops, and community events. Applications close Sunday 26 April at 11:30pm As an Inner City Gardener, you will play a key part in maintaining and enhancing the presentation of nominated Council venues. You will ensure each venue meets its required star rating through efficient and high-quality maintenance, all while working within budget guidelines. This role also involves delivering exceptional customer service to both internal and external stakeholders in line with the high standards set by City Venues. Whether you are tending gardens or supporting event operations, you will contribute to creating clean, safe, and welcoming spaces for our community. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm We’re seeking a reliable and practical team player with experience in irrigation maintenance and installation, or relevant trade-based construction work. You’ll bring a strong customer service mindset and the ability to work effectively with minimal supervision, both independently and as part of a team. You’ll have good communication skills, basic organisational ability and confidence working in a high‑profile public environment. A current C Class Driver Licence and White Card are essential, along with formal qualifications aligned to the role or demonstrated equivalent experience. Desirable qualifications include an MR licence (or willingness to obtain), a Restricted Plumber’s Licence, and experience operating irrigation controllers (9v and mains-powered). Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm We’re seeking an experienced and reliable plumber who enjoys working outdoors and takes pride in delivering quality outcomes with minimal supervision. You’ll bring strong technical skills across plumbing and irrigation water supply works, along with a safety‑focused approach and the physical capability to carry out site‑based tasks. You’ll hold a Certificate III in Plumbing/Drainage, a current driver licence (up to 3‑tonne capacity), and an endorsed Backflow certificate. Strong communication skills are important, as you’ll work closely with internal teams and contribute to accurate record‑keeping. Experience using mobile devices or tablets in the field is desirable, along with a flexible attitude to after‑hours work as required. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm Community Development Officer - First Peoples (Identified) We’re looking for an experienced and culturally capable professional with a strong understanding of reconciliation and contemporary issues affecting First Peoples. You’ll bring demonstrated experience working closely with First Peoples communities, organisations and Traditional Owner groups, along with the ability to provide high‑level advice in complex and sometimes sensitive environments. Your background will include community development, policy or social planning, with well‑developed research, writing, facilitation and relationship‑building skills. You’ll be comfortable working strategically within a local government context, navigating diverse stakeholder interests, and contributing to practical, meaningful outcomes aligned to Council’s Corporate Plan and reconciliation objectives. Relevant tertiary qualifications or equivalent experience, a current Queensland driver’s licence and a Working with Children Check or the ability to obtain are essential. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11:30pm We’re seeking motivated and curious civil engineering graduates who are ready to apply their technical knowledge in a practical, local government environment. You’ll have recently completed (or be close to completing) a Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering recognised by Engineers Australia and be eligible for Graduate membership. You enjoy problem‑solving, can think analytically, and are keen to learn from experienced engineers across a range of disciplines including transport, water & wastewater and stormwater & waterways. Strong communication skills, good organisation, and the ability to work collaboratively in a team are essential, along with a genuine interest in community infrastructure and continuous professional development. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11.30pm You’re a people-focused professional who enjoys helping others and takes pride in delivering great customer service. You have strong literacy, numeracy and digital skills, with the confidence to assist customers using computers, devices and online resources. Organised and adaptable, you can prioritise tasks, follow procedures and work effectively in a fast‑paced, team-based environment. You communicate clearly and positively, enjoy working with a diverse community, and are flexible to work within a roster that may include evenings and weekends. A background in libraries, customer[1]facing roles or community programs—particularly with children or early years—is desirable. You’ll also hold (or be willing to obtain) the required qualifications, including a current Queensland Driver Licence and Blue Card. Applications close Sunday 3 May at 11.30pm Disaster Recovery Funding Agreements Project Coordinator We’re seeking an experienced and detail-driven professional to provide high-level project management, accounting and procurement support across Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) projects. You’ll bring a solid understanding of funding compliance, financial management and procurement governance within a local government or similar environment, along with the confidence to work with senior leaders and external agencies. With strong analytical skills and a collaborative approach, you’ll play a key role in ensuring projects are delivered within budget, meet eligibility requirements and comply with legislative, funding and audit standards. This role suits someone who enjoys working across technical detail and stakeholder engagement, thrives in complex environments and is committed to continuous improvement and quality outcomes. Applications close Monday 4 May at 11:30pm Assets/Contracts & Admin Officer This role provides high-quality administrative, procurement and budgetary support to the Executive Manager Information & Technology Services and the I&TS Leadership Team, helping ensure the smooth delivery of technology services across the organisation. You are a trusted, detail-driven professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and takes pride in enabling high performing teams to succeed. You build strong, collaborative relationships across leadership, stakeholders, and vendors, and play a key role in delivering strategic and operational outcomes for the branch. Applications close Sunday 10 May at 11:30pm As a Natural Assets Ranger, you will enjoy undertaking a diverse range of tasks, ensuring that no two days are ever the same! Works undertaken by the Natural Assets Management Team are spread across the region from Waugh’s Pocket in the South to Ellis Beach in the North. Your role is focused on pest plant and animal management along with seasonal fire management, revegetation and native wildlife activities. You will liaise and assist in working with the community in a range of land management practices for a variety of issues impacting the natural environment and our community. This opportunity is ideally suited to someone looking to build a long-term career in the Natural Assets Team. We offer ongoing training and development, a strong team culture, and a stable environment where you can grow and make a meaningful impact in our region. Applications close Sunday 10 May 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. |
| Workplace Health and Safety Advisor Croydon Shire Council is seeking a qualified and experienced Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) Advisor to join our team on a full-time basis. This important role is responsible for providing professional advice, guidance, and support to help ensure a safe and compliant working environment across all areas of Council operations.Applications close Monday 20 April at 5:00pm Community Support OfficerThe Community Support Officer, delivering essential services that brighten life in Croydon - outback Queensland. Provide friendly customer service and administrative support while working closely with a small, passionate community services team.
Applications close Tuesday 28 April Water Treatment Plant Operator Take charge of Croydon’s Water Treatment Plant and ensure safe, reliable water for the community. This is a hands on role where your technical expertise directly supports essential services.
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| Disaster Project Officer (Maximum Term to June 2027) This position supports the Disaster Management Unit in delivering well-planned, high-quality projects across all four pillars of disaster management—prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery. The role involves coordinating, developing, and administering disaster-related projects, including preparing documentation for delivery by other departments (such as capital works), tracking timelines, monitoring budgets, and undertaking research. Applications close Friday 17 April at 5:00pmCultural Partnership Officer (Maximum Term to June 2028) This position leads the coordination and delivery of Council’s Reconciliation Action Plan, ensuring alignment with the requirements and timelines set by Reconciliation Australia. In this role, you will support and collaborate with the Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group and Reconciliation Advisory Committee, while working closely with internal teams and the broader community to plan and deliver initiatives that strengthen arts, place-making, and cultural participation. Applications close Friday 17 April at 5:00pmLabourer Public and Natural Areas We are seeking an energetic team player to perform a broad range of duties relating to landscape, horticultural, maintenance and development of areas under the control of Council as directed by the Ganger and Team Leader. Applications close Friday 17 April at 5:00pmTrainee Workplace Health and Safety (Maximum Term to April 2027) The Trainee Work Health and Safety works within the Corporate and Communities Department and will support the development, implementation, and monitoring of workplace health and safety systems. Applications close Friday 17 April at 5:00pm Trainee Administration Officer Douglas Shire Council is seeking a Trainee Administration Officer (Maximum Term to April 2027) within the Environment and Planning unit to provide administrative support, helping to achieve Council’s goals and objectives. Applications close Friday 24 April at 5:00pm Douglas Shire Council is seeking a Senior Library Officer. This position will provide support to the Team Leader Library, assist in development and training of Library Officers, systems, policies and procedures. Performing a range of work tasks to ensure the delivery of high-quality library services to the community. Applications close Friday 1 May at 5:00pm |
| The Water and Waste Operator supports the operation and maintenance of water supply, wastewater and waste management facilities. This role contributes to the safe and efficient delivery of critical services that protect public health and environmental outcomes across the region. You will be part of a team committed to reliability, sustainability and community wellbeing. Applications close Thursday 30 April at 5pm The Electrician is responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical systems across council assets. Working as part of a skilled team, you will help ensure electrical infrastructure is safe, reliable and compliant with relevant standards. This role plays an important part in supporting essential services that the community relies on every day. Applications close Sunday 31 May at 5pm |
| 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: |
| Our Casual Library Assistants provide library users with customer service, support to utilise reader and reference services and basic assistance in the use of technology. This role also assists library staff with administration tasks and the development and delivery of library programs and activities. This is a casual position with the hours of work being on an ‘as required’ basis depending on the requirements of the branch for relief or additional support. Primarily located in Mareeba, this role will at times provide relief and additional support for our other library branches throughout the shire, including Kuranda and Dimbulah. Applications close Sunday 19 April 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: Sunday 26 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 Sunday 26 April The Administration Officer supports the Governance & Compliance team to ensure the consistent and timely management of Council’s records. This covers the entire life cycle including record creation, editing, retrieval and appropriate destruction, along with governance and compliance administrative tasks as required. The position involves manual handling and physically demanding work from time to time. It is the responsibility of the Administration Officer to ensure they are and remain physically fit and able to efficiently and consistently undertake these tasks. Applications close Tuesday 28 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! We are looking for an experienced professional who is passionate about sustainability and biodiversity with a strategic mindset. Applications close Sunday 19 April Business Support Officer – Construction Provide administrative support to enable the effective implementation, coordination and continuous improvement of Construction Support operations. Applications close Tuesday 21 Aprirl Operational Supervisor - Civil Infrastructure Maintenance Supervise and support operational teams to deliver efficient, safe and reliable maintenance across Council’s civil infrastructure assets. Applications close Wednesday 22 April Oversee the daily operations of the Redcliffe Art Gallery in providing quality exhibitions and programs to achieve pleasant visitor experiences. Applications close Monday 27 April First 5 Forever Outreach Officer Support the delivery of early literacy outreach programs while assisting with the daily operations of a branch library. Applications close Monday 27 AprilJob Details - Library Assistant Support library customers with friendly, high-quality service while assisting with library resources, services and daily tasks. Applications close Tuesday 28 April Our Corporate Communications team are on the search for a creative mind to work collaboratively across our organisation, planning and producing video and graphic content for communication channels including social media, website, and external media. Applications close Wednesday 29 April General Manager Corporate Communications and Engagement Newly created executive level role reporting direct to the CEO, driving the integral corporate communications and engagement function for Australia's 3rd largest council. Applications close Sunday 3 May |
| 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. |
| Workplace Investigations Officer - applications close Monday 20 April at midnight Team Leader - applications close Monday 20 April at midnight Casual Water Meter Reader - applications close Monday 20 April at midnight Casual Labourer (FRW) - applications close Monday 20 April at midnight Arboriculture Gardener / Arborist Are you looking for a secure and long term career? Councils Arboriculture and Street Scapes unit has an exciting opportunity available for a motivated and reliable team player to join our team as an Arboriculture Gardener / Arborist. This role is ideal for someone with experience or someone ready to develop their skills further in a hands on, practical environment. Working across our streets, parks and public spaces, you’ll play an important role in maintaining and enhancing the region’s urban tree network, helping keep our community safe and thriving. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnight Ready to power up your career? Take your electrical career further by working on infrastructure that truly matters. In this role, you’ll use your expertise to maintain, install and troubleshoot electrical systems across Rockhampton’s water and sewerage assets. You’ll be part of a skilled, safety focused team that values quality work, collaboration and reliability—making a real difference to the community every day. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnightReady to elevate your career? Picture yourself at the heart of dynamic major community events, where your creativity and coordination skills light up the scene. Advance Rockhampton is searching for a passionate Events Support Officer to join their vibrant team. Are you the one we're looking for? In this role, you'll be at the heart of the action, providing exceptional administrative and event support, ensuring the successful development, planning, and execution of a diverse array of public programs and activities that enhance community participation and deliver significant benefits to our region. Joining the Advance Rockhampton Events Team offers a unique and rewarding opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative community. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnightWe’re looking for a qualified Fitter & Turner with welding/fabrication skills to help maintain and repair Council gear – from earthmoving machines and pumps to landscaping tools and street sweepers. You’ll work in a modern workshop with a team that values safety and work-life balance. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnight Looking for a role that gets you home every night? Want variety in your work and the chance to give back to your community? Council is hiring qualified Heavy Vehicle Mechanic to service and maintain a wide range of plant and vehicles, including earthmoving equipment, trucks, landscaping machinery, and light vehicles. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnightJoin our Urban Operations team and play a hands-on role in building and maintaining the infrastructure that keeps Rockhampton moving. As part of a skilled Civil Operations crew, you’ll work outdoors on a wide variety of projects including road construction, stormwater and drainage works, concreting and general civil maintenance. No two days are the same, and you’ll be supported by a safety-first team environment where your contribution makes a real difference to the community. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnightRockhampton Regional Council is seeking a proactive and community minded Local Laws Officer to join our dedicated Local Laws team. In this dynamic role, you’ll be at the forefront of promoting compliance and safety across the region. You’ll conduct investigations, patrols, and inspections, respond to community concerns, and educate the public on Council’s Local Laws and relevant legislation. With a strong focus on problem-solving and stakeholder engagement, you will be able to communicate effectively with a broad range of people and use your out-of-the-box thinking style to solve problems with innovative solutions. Ability to work on an ‘on call’ roster including after hours, and occasional weekends is a requirement for this role. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnightDo you have a strong interest and knowledge in arts, education, public engagement and are looking to take the next step in your career? Rockhampton Museum of Art is looking for a motivated individual to join their team as a Public Engagement Officer. This exciting role builds and deepens audience engagement at Rockhampton Museum of Art by developing, implementing and evaluating programs that engage our region’s community and its visitors. This position delivers innovative, connected and sustainable learning experiences and creates opportunities that add value and support the exhibition program, permanent collection and public programs for Rockhampton Museum of Art. This position may also work weekends and outside of normal office hours as required. Applications close Monday 27 April at midnightSupervisor Asset Maintenance and Scheduling Are you a strategic maintenance professional who thrives on planning, precision and people leadership? Council is seeking an experienced Supervisor Asset Maintenance Scheduling to lead the planning and coordination of maintenance activities that keep our community assets safe, reliable and performing at their best. In this pivotal role, you’ll oversee the end to end Work Management Process, driving best practice maintenance planning, scheduling and asset data integrity through the R1 system. You’ll lead and mentor a skilled team, work closely with managers and coordinators, and ensure maintenance programs are delivered efficiently, safely and within budget. This is more than scheduling - it’s about shaping how Council maintains and invests in its assets. Applications close Monday 27 April 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 matter most is your practical experience, problem-solving attitude and commitment to quality work. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Senior Purchasing Compliance Officer Rockhampton Regional Council is seeking an experienced and motivated Senior Purchasing Compliance Officer to take the lead in strengthening our procurement governance and ensuring our purchasing activities are transparent, compliant, and delivering genuine value to our community. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Team Leader – Traffic Controller Be the leader behind safer sites! We’re looking for a proactive Traffic Control Team Leader to join our civil team and lead from the front. You’ll support the Supervisor, coordinate traffic crews, manage site safety, and keep works running smoothly. This is a hands-on, outdoor role with varied work, a great team culture, and the chance to make a real impact on major civil projects every day. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Ready for a new role where every day is different? We’re on the lookout for motivated Traffic Controllers to join out civil team and be right in the action. From pre-site checks to supporting construction crews, you’ll play a key role in protecting the public and your teammates. This hands-on, outdoor role where you’ll work on important civil projects, be part of a tight-knit crew, and make a real impact every single day. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Are you looking for an exciting role where you are out in the community everyday making a difference and where no two days are the same? If so, stop searching and apply now! Council is seeking fixed term team members to join their passionate and dedicated Local Laws team. This is a varied, community-focused role where no two days are the same. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Your next opportunity starts here! Our Urban Operations team is looking for a motivated Labourer to help deliver projects across the Rockhampton Region. You’ll be hands-on with civil maintenance crews doing tasks like pipe laying, concreting, line marking and general labouring – no two days are the same! Join our supportive team, build valuable skills, and play a real part in shaping the future of our community. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Are you an enthusiastic individual with a knack for hands-on work and experience in civil construction? Are you eager to take your skills to the next level and grow in a supportive environment? Our Rural Operations team is searching for an individual who is reliable, hardworking and able to follow work plans and directions on site. If this sounds like you, apply now! Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Bring your energy, hands-on skills and love of the outdoors to a role where no two days look the same. This position take you across the region on a variety of projects, tackling diverse labouring tasks that support the construction and maintenance of essential water and sewerage services for Fitzroy River Water. From concreting to mowing, machinery operation and using a range of tools, you’ll be right in the action – helping deliver the infrastructure that keeps communities running. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Be part of the team that builds and maintains what matters. You’ll perform a wide range of labouring tasks supporting Council’s Urban Operations, including pipe installation, road repairs, concreting, and operating vehicles, and tools. Working within a multi-skilled team, you’ll help build and maintain Council assets to required standards, with a strong focus on safety and quality. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Trainee Treatment Plant Operator Fitzroy River Water has an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual to join their team as a Treatment Plant Operator Trainee to study towards a Certificate III in Water Industry Treatment which has a 24-month nominal study term. With hands-on mentoring from qualified staff, you will learn how to monitor and analyse water and/or sewage treatment plant processes and the status of other key water and sewerage system assets. Council is committed to providing progression opportunities during the traineeship. This progression is based on the trainee’s completion of required modules and development of practical skills within the required timeframe. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight Maintenance and Livestock Specialist As the Maintenance and Livestock Specialist at the Rockhampton Heritage Village, you’ll play a hands-on role in bringing our unique cultural tourism experience to life. Working as part of the Heritage Services team, you’ll help care for a variety of livestock, support the daily operation of the Village, and maintain the grounds, facilities and heritage spaces that make our site so special. Every day will bring variety, from caring for horses and other livestock, preparing displays, and interacting with visitors, to operating plant and equipment, assisting with events, and maintaining our heritage precinct. You’ll also work closely with volunteers, providing guidance and supporting their involvement across the Village. Applications close Monday 4 May at midnight |
| Plant Operator (Skid Steer) (Esk) As Plant Operator (Skid Steer) you will perform the safe and efficient Skid Steer operations within the road construction and maintenance area. To be successful in the role you will have:
Applications close Monday 27 April at 5:00pm Team Somerset is seeking a Labourer to join their versatile construction crew. As a Labourer, you will work in a small team where you will be required to perform a broad range of physical tasks in a responsible, safe and efficient manner. To be successful in the role you will have:
Applications close Monday 27 April at 5:00pm Join Team Somerset as a Plant Operator! As Plant Operator (Grader) you will perform the safe and efficient grader operations within the road construction and maintenance area. To be successful in the role you will have:
Applications close Monday 27 April at 5:00pm Temporary Plumbing Inspector (Esk) Team Somerset is seeking applications from self-motivated individuals for the position of Plumbing Inspector within our Planning and Development team. 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 5pm Friday 8 May Looking for the next step in your career? Team Somerset is seeking a Crew Leader to join the Operations Department. As a Crew Leader in the Construction & Maintenance team, you will play a dynamic part in ensuring our vast road networks are maintained to an agreed standard, as per the Council’s Operational Plans. In this role, you will ensure the efficient day-to-day operations of your road maintenance and/or road construction work crew. To be successful in the role you will have:
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| The Information Privacy Officer is responsible for the consistent and timely delivery of council's Information Management requirements ensuring organisational compliance with privacy legislation. Applications close Sunday 26 April |
| Resource Recovery Projects and Education Officer If you’re passionate about sustainability and love getting out into the community, this is your chance to make a real, visible difference across Townsville. In this role, you’ll be right at the centre of Council’s push toward zero waste to landfill, by designing and delivering practical, engaging education programs that help people change the way they think about waste, recycling and resource recovery. You’ll work across schools, community groups, events, businesses and Council facilities by running tours, presentations and campaigns, coordinating initiatives like bin health checks and National Recycling Week, and supporting projects such as Food Organics and Garden Organics trials. From creating digital content and responding to community questions, to working directly with internal council teams and external partners, this role blends on‑the‑ground delivery with smart planning, reporting and stakeholder engagement. If you enjoy juggling projects, communicating complex ideas in simple ways, and seeing the impact of your work in everyday behaviours, this role offers variety, purpose and the opportunity to help shape a more circular future for Townsville. Applications close Friday 17 April at 11:45pm Team Manager Engineering and Asset Planning Water and Waste This senior leadership role is central to turning Council’s vision into meaningful outcomes for the Townsville community. Leading strategy, people and investment, you will shape how essential water, wastewater and resource recovery services are planned, funded and delivered to support a growing city. Working closely with Councillors, executives, government and industry partners, you will drive sustainable growth, smart infrastructure decisions and innovative ways of working. Through strong leadership and financial management, you will build a high‑performing team focused on continuous improvement, community value and services that support liveability, resilience and long‑term prosperity. This position is responsible for the direction and overseeing of the water, wastewater and resource recovery team, which provides asset management functions and engineering advice on water, wastewater and resource recovery infrastructure. The position will ensure that the integrated planning, concept development and design for renewal, upgrades and new projects along with any necessary reviews are carried out for either delivery or inclusion in the capital works plan. The position will also ensure that the team responds to community requests relating to water, wastewater and resource recovery issues, provides internal advice and updates/develops any relevant policies and procedures. Applications close Wednesday 22 April at 11:45pm Team Manager Planning and Delivery This position plays a key role in the overall, end-to-end digital program of works. From shaping the approach to achieving the desired outcomes through delivery. The position involves coordinating projects and resource management within the program, stakeholder and sponsor communications, reporting and program financial management. This role works collaboratively across Council in the planning and delivery of customer focused, sustainable digital programs of work to support our Digital Strategy and Corporate Plans. Applications close Wednesday 22 April at 11:45pm Join a hardworking team at one of Queensland’s largest regional councils, home to the biggest irrigation system in the state. We’re looking for a practical, hands-on Irrigation Maintenance Worker who isn’t afraid to roll up their sleeves and get stuck into a wide range of irrigation and general labouring work. In this role, you’ll be out in the field every day checking systems, finding and fixing leaks, repairing damaged parts, swapping out old components, and helping keep lawns, garden beds and public spaces watered and looking their best. You’ll work alongside experienced crew leaders, pitch in with the team, and help sort out basic plumbing and irrigation issues across the region. You’ll also carry out site checks to keep work areas safe and tidy, and step into traffic control duties when required. The job can include after-hours and weekend work, and you’ll occasionally chat with members of the public, handling enquiries in a friendly and respectful way. If you’re reliable, take pride in doing a job well, and enjoy practical outdoor work that keeps your community running, this could be the role for you. Applications close Wednesday 22 April at 11:45pm This role is responsible for planning, designing, and delivering Council’s water and wastewater infrastructure projects across capital and operational programs. You will manage a diverse portfolio of projects from option assessment through to detailed design, working with internal stakeholders and external consultants to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to a high standard. The position involves preparing project briefs, scopes, and technical specifications, reviewing designs and proposals, and contributing to the development and application of Council standards and industry codes to support best practice outcomes in water and sewer infrastructure. Applications close Sunday 26 April at 11:45pm Team Leader Business and Administrative Services This role is responsible for overseeing the business and administrative work that supports the Water team, making sure systems, processes and reporting run smoothly and support day‑to‑day operations. You will work closely with section managers to improve processes, solve problems and provide practical business support that helps the team deliver services efficiently. The role includes coordinating performance reporting, tracking KPIs and analysing results so issues can be identified and improvements made. You will also work with other Council teams to ensure business services are delivered consistently and effectively, and support contract and commercial activities by providing advice, helping manage risks, and maintaining good working relationships with contractors and stakeholders. Applications close Sunday 26 April at 11:45pm Administration Officer- Functional Lead (PFEM) Working within the Property Fleet and Emergency Management section, this role provides practical administrative coordination and day‑to‑day leadership support to the Property Management team, particularly during disaster response and recovery activities. You will support disaster preparedness, document control and evidence collation in line with Disaster Relief Funding Arrangement (DRFA) requirements, while delivering responsive customer service to internal and external stakeholders, including Council staff, government representatives and elected members. The position is responsible for managing service requests and work orders, record keeping, correspondence, scheduling, procurement and reporting to support operational outcomes. You will take a lead in promoting good records management practices, verifying contractor and consultant compliance within Council’s Contractor Management System, and using business systems effectively. Importantly, this role supports team capability by mentoring colleagues, sharing knowledge and identifying process improvements, while promoting a strong service culture. Applications close Tuesday 28 April at 11:45pm As the Executive Assistant, you will provide exceptional administrative, advisory, and organisational support to senior executives, exercising sound judgement, discretion, and confidentiality at all times. You will manage competing priorities in a fast paced environment while ensuring compliance with organisational policies, legislative obligations, and governance requirements. This role requires a proactive and highly organised professional who can anticipate executive needs and maintain a strong focus on accuracy, professionalism, and service excellence. Applications close Tuesday 28 April at 11:45pm Townsville City Council is seeking an experienced Spatial Systems Specialist to play a pivotal role in how spatial data and GIS technology supports service delivery, planning, and decision-making across Council. This role supports a rapidly evolving city and plays a hands on part in managing and improving Council’s enterprise spatial systems while strengthening the organisation’s overall spatial capability. Applications close Thursday 30 April at 11:45pm Deputy Mayor's Executive Assistant This role places the customer at the centre of all activities while promoting a strong culture of safety, accountability, and continuity. It models positive workplace health and safety behaviours, ensures compliance with policies and legislative requirements, and supports the delivery of Council’s Corporate Plan by fostering an outcomes focused, value adding approach. The position also contributes to maintaining critical business operations during unplanned disruptions, including emergencies or disaster events. Applications close Thursday 30 April at 11:45pm
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| 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'. |
