Project Officer - Calls for Action (Identified Position)

First Nations Media Australia - Brisbane QLD

This is an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identified position. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.

WHO WE ARE

First Nations Media Australia (FNMA) is the national peak body for First Nations broadcasting, media and communications. We represent and support a diverse network of community-controlled media organisations, broadcasters and media professionals working across Australia.

FNMA advocates for a strong, sustainable and culturally connected First Nations media sector that empowers communities to share their stories, languages and perspectives through media.

Through national advocacy, partnerships and sector development initiatives, FNMA works to strengthen the capacity and sustainability of First Nations media organisations and ensure First Nations voices are heard across Australia.

ABOUT THE ROLE

We are seeking a highly organised and proactive Project Officer to lead the coordination and delivery of FNMA's Calls for Action - a key strategic framework driving sector development, advocacy and impact.

The Project Officer will:

Lead, develop and deliver multiple concurrent projects aligned to FNMA's Calls for Action

Coordinate implementation across FNMA, members and partners

Strengthen relationships with stakeholders, including government and sector organisations

Contribute to advocacy, policy and sector-wide initiatives

Prepare high-quality reports, including Board reporting and funding acquittals

Support delivery of key FNMA initiatives, including CONVERGE

OUR IDEAL CANDIDATE





We are looking for someone who can operate with autonomy while staying connected to a small, collaborative team.

You will bring:

Strong project management experience, with the ability to manage multiple priorities

Experience working with stakeholders, ideally in community, government or not-for-profit sectors

Excellent written communication skills, including reporting and briefing

Ability to translate strategy into practical action and outcomes

A proactive, solutions-focused approach

An understanding of the First Nations media sector, or experience working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations or communities, will be highly regarded.

WHY JOIN FNMA

Be part of a national organisation supporting First Nations media and storytelling

Contribute to meaningful change aligned to FNMA's Calls for Action

Work in a supportive, culturally strong and purpose-driven team

Versatile working arrangements and opportunities for professional development

BENEFITS OF WORKING AT FNMA

Five weeks annual leave

17.5% Leave Loading

Salary sacrificing options to reduce your tax payable and increase your net income

Exposure to high-profile and exciting projects

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Networking opportunities across the organisation and within the not-for-profit First Nations broadcasting, media and communications industry

Flexible Work Arrangements

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

National Police Certificate required.

Valid Working with Children Check (WWCC).

Requires the ability to travel intra-state and interstate, including overnight absences.

Please note: This is a new recruitment process and previous applicants need not apply.

Applications Close: Friday 25 September 2026

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📌 Project Officer - Calls for Action (Identified Position) (Queensland)
🏢 First Nations Media Australia
📍 Queensland