Lead the next generation of First Nations journalists at Australia's original Aboriginal broadcaster.
$105,000 - $115,000 + Super + Salary Packaging + Relocation Assistance
Why Join CAAMA?
Mentor and develop the next generation of First Nations journalists and storytellers
Enjoy salary packaging to maximise your take-home pay
Receive relocation assistance, including flights and transitional accommodation
Work in the heart of Australia while making a genuine social and cultural impact
Join CAAMA as it celebrates its 50th anniversary and enters an exciting new chapter
About CAAMA
Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association
(
CAAMA
) is Australia's original First Nations broadcaster and one of the country's most respected Aboriginal media organisations.
Based in Mparntwe (Alice Springs)
,
CAAMA
has been creating media with and for Aboriginal people, families and communities for almost five decades.
Home to
8KIN FM
,
CAAMA
operates Australia's largest Indigenous broadcast network, connecting more than 30 remote and regional communities across the Northern Territory and northern South Australia. Alongside award-winning radio, digital media and community storytelling,
CAAMA
is also the custodian of one of Australia's most significant First Nations media collections.
As we approach our landmark 50th anniversary, we're investing in organisational renewal, digital transformation and workforce development and we're looking for an experienced editorial leader to help shape the future of Indigenous media.
About the Chance
We're seeking an experienced
Editorial Lead (Broadcast & Digital)
to join our team full-time in
Mparntwe (Alice Springs), Northern Territory
.




Reporting directly to the CEO
, you'll provide editorial leadership across radio and digital platforms while mentoring emerging First Nations journalists and ensuring the highest standards of journalism, ethics and storytelling.
This is a unique opportunity to combine newsroom leadership with meaningful cultural impact, helping preserve stories, strengthen communities and develop future Aboriginal media professionals.
In this role, you'll:
Lead editorial planning and content across radio and digital platforms
Mentor and coach emerging First Nations journalists and content creators
Guide story development from concept through to publication
Maintain high editorial, ethical and journalistic standards
Coach staff in interviewing, writing, research and multimedia storytelling
Build newsroom capability through collaboration and workforce development
Develop trusted relationships with Aboriginal communities across Central Australia
Support CAAMA's strategic vision as Australia's leading First Nations broadcaster
About You
To be successful, you'll have:
A qualification in Journalism (Degree, Diploma or equivalent)
At least five years' skilled journalism experience
Strong editorial judgement with a sound understanding of media law and ethics
Experience producing digital and multimedia journalism
Experience leading,



mentoring or developing journalists or editorial teams
Outstanding interviewing, writing and storytelling skills
A portfolio demonstrating high-quality published journalism
Highly regarded experience includes:
First Nations media
Community or public interest journalism
Multicultural media
Remote or regional reporting
Cross-cultural communication and engagement
You'll be an authentic leader who is curious, resilient and committed to developing people. You'll enjoy working collaboratively, building trusted relationships and using journalism as a vehicle for positive social and cultural impact.
What We Offer
In return for your expertise and commitment, you'll receive:
$105,000 - $115,000 salary plus superannuation
Salary packaging benefits
to increase your take-home pay
Relocation assistance
, including flight and transitional accommodation
Fixed-term opportunities of 12 months or longer considered
Five weeks
annual leave
Annual leave loading
Professional autonomy and genuine leadership opportunities
The opportunity to mentor the next generation of First Nations journalists
A supportive, collaborative and purpose-driven workplace
The chance to live and work amongst the spectacular landscapes of Central Australia
The opportunity to help shape the future of one of Australia's most respected First Nations organisations
If you're an experienced journalist looking for a career that combines editorial leadership, purpose and adventure, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now
and help shape the future of First Nations storytelling with
CAAMA
.
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