INDIGENOUS LAND USE AGREEMENT (ILUA) COORDINATOR

About GPC

Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) delivers economic, financial and social impact for Queensland through its role as an operator, developer and enabler of port facilities, associated land and marine services. Guided by Strategy 2030, we are committed to working in partnership with our customers, communities and stakeholders to create sustainable outcomes and shared value.

Our success is built on strong relationships, responsible stewardship and a commitment to respecting the communities and environments in which we operate. This role contributes to those outcomes by supporting meaningful engagement and partnership with Traditional Owners and Indigenous stakeholders.

About the Role

Reporting to the Government & Corporate Relations Manager, the Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the implementation, administration and monitoring of GPC's Indigenous Land Use Agreements and associated obligations.

This role is centred on building and maintaining trusted relationships with Traditional Owners, Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBCs), Indigenous organisation and key stakeholders, while ensuring GPC meets its commitments under existing and future Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs). You will coordinate agreement obligations, support Indigenous engagement activities and provide governance oversight to help deliver positive outcomes for both GPC and its stakeholders.

Success in this role requires strong relationship management skills, cultural awareness, sound judgement, and the ability to navigate complex and sensitive matters with professionalism and respect.

Key Responsibilities In this role, you will:

- Coordinate the implementation,



administration and monitoring of Indigenous Land Use Agreements and associated commitments.
- Establish and maintain governance systems, obligations registers and reporting frameworks.
- Build and maintain positive, long-term relationships with Traditional Owners, PBCs, Indigenous organisations and community representatives.
- Support Indigenous engagement and Cultural Heritage activities across projects and operations.
- Facilitate collaboration between stakeholders and assist in managing competing priorities and interests.
- Prepare reports, briefing papers, correspondence and committee documentation.
- Provide advice and support to internal stakeholders regarding agreement obligations, compliance requirements and governance processes.
- Coordinate input from legal, environmental, planning, operational and community stakeholders to support agreement implementation and compliance.

What You’ll Bring

- Demonstrated ability to build trusted relationships with diverse stakeholders, including Indigenous communities and organisations.
- Cultural awareness, humility and a genuine commitment to respectful engagement with First Nations and Australian South Sea Islander peoples.
- Strong stakeholder engagement, communication and negotiation skills.
- Experience coordinating agreements, governance processes, compliance activities or complex administrative functions.




- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain accurate records.
- High levels of integrity, professionalism and sound judgement when handling sensitive information and complex issues.

Qualifications and Requirements

Mandatory:

- C Class Driver’s Licence
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC)

Desirable:

- Certificate III or IV in Business Administration or equivalent experience.
- Knowledge of Native Title, Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs), Cultural Heritage management or related legislative frameworks.
- Experience working with Traditional Owners, Indigenous organisations or community representatives.
- Experience in a port, infrastructure, resources, energy, government, land management or other highly regulated setting.

Why Join GPC?

This is an opportunity to play a meaningful role in supporting GPC's commitment to Indigenous engagement, cultural heritage outcomes and responsible stewardship. You'll work across a diverse range of projects and stakeholders, helping to build strong partnerships and deliver lasting outcomes for communities and the region.

To Apply?

Please complete the online application form and submit a cover letter, resume and copies of any qualifications as part of your application.

For further details on the role and requirements, please refer to the Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) Coordinator full position description.

Confidential enquiries can be made by contacting the recruitment team on (07) 4976 1686.

Applications are to be received prior to 4:30pm, on Sunday 27th September 2026 and must be submitted via https://www.gpcl.com.au/who-we-are/work-with-us/

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