AFFIRMATIVE MEASURES - ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER

This vacancy is open only to candidates who are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.

This role is based in Canberra, ACT. Relocation support can be considered.

ABOUT THE REDEVELOPMENT

The redevelopment of the Australian War Memorial’s (AWM) galleries and precinct is the most significant redevelopment in the organisation’s 83-year history. The multi-year multimillion dollar project will deliver a substantial expansion of existing gallery spaces. The new southern extension, Anzac atrium, and an enhanced Anzac Hall are now delivered, with projects now underway in the main heritage building.

We are seeking talented professionals to support the delivery of a significant new gallery; the Pre 1914 and Frontier Wars galleries. This phase of work focuses on exhibition research, design, coordination and fit out for Australia’s Frontier Wars – creating inclusive, accessible, engaging exhibitions for broad audiences.

ABOUT THE ROLE

Working closely with First Nations curatorial contractors, the First Nations Community Liaison Officer will manage the First Nation community engagement process to ensure the content is informed by First Nations communities. Under general direction this position will develop and manage the First Nation engagement plan. They will work closely with the curatorial team to contribute to content development and document, track and report engagement progress. The First Nations Community Liaison Officer will be highly experienced in community engagement, reporting to key stakeholders including First Nations cultural custodians, Memorial management and advisory groups.

The position requires a strong blend of cultural capability, strategic stakeholder management, and project coordination skills. The First Nations Community Liaison Officer will take an active role in the development of the stakeholder consultation strategy and action plans and will be responsible for guiding Memorial and contractor staff responsible for delivering against the engagement objectives. This position will be responsible for collaborating with consultants and contractors involved in content development and multimedia delivery.

The work involves: highly developed interpersonal and communication skills for stakeholder engagement; undertaking community content research across a broad range of content topics that help inform content documents such as concept and design briefs, multimedia storyboards and other graphic interpretation.

The First Nations Community Liaison Officer will be accountable to the Gallery Development management team, Advisory Groups and key stakeholders. The position works collaboratively with the Gallery Development Team led by the Executive Program Director.

Further information about the role can be found on our careers website.
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28/06/2026

Bliss Jensen

[email protected]

02 6243 4449

Full Time
Campbell
ACT
$121,755 - $132,712
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