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493499/SCLD - Various Opportunities, Intelligence Law and Policy - APS Level 5-6 Broadband, Executive Level 1, Executive Level 2 Barton, ACT
The Australian Government has commissioned a comprehensive review of the legal framework governing the Australian Intelligence Community (AIC), giving effect to a recommendation of the 2017 Independent Intelligence Review. We are seeking applicants with a diverse range of skills and experiences, including relevant legal, policy and operational expertise, to ensure the secretariat is equipped to provide holistic advice to the review of the legal framework governing the AIC.
2018 - Attorney-General's Department Temporary Employment Register Various
The temporary employment register is open for candidates to register a general expression of interest (EOI) for employment with the Attorney-General's Department by submitting their details and resume using our online recruitment system.
493414/FIRC - Various Opportunities within the Royal Commission Melbourne, VIC
The Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry are seeking experienced, professional and motivated officers who are flexible, adaptable and interested in working in an ever changing, demanding and diverse work environment. Please register a general expression of interest (EOI) for employment with the Royal Commission by submitting your details and resume and one page statement using our online recruitment system.