The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is seeking expressions of interest for a PO6 Senior Crown Prosecutor in Wakefield Chambers.
Applicants are primarily responsible for prosecuting complex and difficult cases, appearing as counsel in superior court trials and a range of other criminal proceedings, and providing professional mentorship and supervision to legal and support staff.
This is a temporary flexible full-time position, commencing 20 May 2024 for a period of 12 months, with possibility of extension.
PO6
closes 07-May-2024
• Participate in the preparation/implementation of relevant vendor and client agreements/plans ensuring agreements include performance management criteria that meets the needs of the department. • Relationship management with ICT Service Providers and Vendors including Large Account Resellers (LAR) to ensure the department obtains value for money and avoids risk. • Work collaboratively and effectively inside and outside the organisation to create, measure, report and improve vendor performance metrics. • Work collaboratively with other parties in vendor selection, evaluation and transition into operational service provisioning. • Act as first point of contact for vendor and contract performance management issues raised by stakeholders and service providers/vendors.
AO6
closes 01-May-2024
South West Qld,Sunshine Coast,Toowoomba region
As an Administrative Officer, the appointee will perform a range of court and registry related duties in the criminal and civil jurisdictions, providing services and administrative support to all stakeholder and court users including judicial officers.
AO2
closes 12-Jun-2024
Operating in the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation as an Assistant Compliance Officer, you will be responsible for providing a range of regulatory and administrative activities from a compliance, and client service perspective relating to legislation administered by OLGR. You will need to have a strong customer focus, be highly motivated and focused on delivering outcomes.
AO3
closes 07-May-2024
The Director of Forensic Science Queensland (FSQ) is a prestigious new statutory office, established under the Forensic Science Queensland Act 2024 (Qld). This high-profile, senior executive-level role will drive a significant reform agenda to establish FSQ as a leader in the provision of forensics services that ultimately support the administration of criminal justice for the Queensland community.
Guided by the statutory FSQ Advisory Council, the Director will:
• Lead the delivery of reliable, efficient, independent, and impartial forensic services of the highest quality
• Ensure that innovation, research and development are at the heart of FSQ service delivery
• Engage collaboratively across the system of criminal justice to meet the sector’s needs
• Build a high performing and positive organisational culture and workplace for FSQ staff.
Not applicable
closes 01-May-2024
Utilise your advanced problem solving and analysis skills to support enterprise platforms, uncover areas for improvements and recommend solutions using reusable components where available. ASUP 4* Work with key stakeholders and apply standard techniques and tools for developing user stories and eliciting user experience requirements, to achieve business outcomes. UNAN 4* Develop and implement technical solutions to meet client needs by working within limitations of the tools available. SWDN 4* Lead the management and support of enterprise information systems including upgrades and development of low complexity solutions for clients. PROD 4* * Related SFIA competencies
AO6
closes 01-May-2024
Operating in the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation as an Assistant Compliance Officer, you will be responsible for providing a range of regulatory and administrative activities from a compliance, and client service perspective
relating to legislation administered by OLGR. You will need to have a strong customer focus, be highly motivated and focused on delivering outcomes.
AO3
closes 07-May-2024
You will be responsible for providing general administrative tasks, registering and data inputting of QCAT applications, photocopying, supporting Tribunal decision makers and parties during Tribunal hearings, and assisting with front counter and telephone enquiries from the public. AO2 positions at QCAT are interchangeable and you may be allocated to different teams to meet business requirements. Hearing Support Officers may be required to travel within South-East Queensland (same day return), and travel to regional Queensland venues overnight and/or up to two to five nights.
This continuous applicant pool is open for candidates interested in employment opportunities to fill vacancies due to permanent staff on leave, higher duties or secondment. The positions may range in duration from 4 weeks to 3 months with a possibility of an extension.
AO2
closes Ongoing
The Department of Justice and Attorney-General is seeking a Financial Services Lead to join the Forensic Science Queensland (FSQ) Implementation Project for a temporary period of six months, with a possibility of extension.
As the Financial Services Lead, you will provide expert finance subject-matter advice to facilitate FSQ’s transition from a business unit in Queensland Health to a statutory office within the Department of Justice and Attorney-General.
AO8
closes 01-May-2024
Under the Coroners Act 2003 Coroners you are responsible for investigating and holding inquests into reportable deaths. Where an inquest is held, the coroner may make recommendations about public health and safety or the administration of justice aimed at preventing similar deaths from occurring in the future.
Coroners are supported in complex matters by Counsel Assisting, who provide legal advice during the course of an investigation and appears as Counsel during inquest proceedings.
The role reports to the Senior Counsel Assisting, Legal Services.
PO5
closes 07-May-2024
As a Client Service Officer, you will be the first point of contact for telephone and counter enquiries relating to all Queensland Civil & Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) jurisdictions and administrative duties. You will liaise with a wide range of clients, including vulnerable members of the community, with professionalism and sensitivity.
Flexible work arrangements are available, however given operational requirements of this role, some flexible work options may be limited.
This continuous applicant pool is open for candidates interested in employment opportunities as a temporary Client Services Officer to fill vacancies due to permanent staff on leave, higher duties or secondment.
Applications will be reviewed and considered when vacancies are identified. The submission of an application to this applicant pool does not guarantee an offer of employment.
AO3
closes 31-Dec-2040
As an Administrative Officer/Bailiff you will ensure administrative processes, including the delivery of quality services to members of the public, judicial officers, & other internal and external clients, are performed efficiently. Some manual handling tasks may also be required. People who work within the court’s environment can be exposed to some harrowing and distressing circumstances. Exposure to those circumstances can result in people experiencing vicarious trauma. In this role, via your day-to-day work, you may be exposed to information about offending behaviours, criminal activity & other explicit, distressing, or offensive content. Court Services Queensland has a range of strategies in place to help prevent vicarious trauma and support staff who experience vicarious trauma as a result of their work. However personal resilience/individual coping strategies are important.
AO2
closes 28-Apr-2024
The Normanton QGAP is one of 12 Magistrates Court facilities in the North Queensland Region. Along with Transport and Main Roads, and Magistrates Court Registry, it also provides essential information, face-to-face assistance and advice on a range of State and Federal Government services to clients in areas where access to services can be limited. Normanton is the hub for Mornington Island, Doomadgee and Burketown communities and court circuit is held one week out of every month.
AO3
closes 30-Apr-2024
Brisbane Inner City,Cairns region,Logan - Beaudesert,Toowoomba region,Townsville region,Rockhampton region,Gold Coast,Sunshine Coast,Ipswich region
Documents and Records Services, ODPP, are seeking expressions of interest for multiple AO2 Administrative Officer (Records) and Client Service Officer roles.
Permanent and fixed-term temporary full-time and part-time opportunities are available over the next 12 months. Applicants are required to provide support by undertaking the designated administrative and reception duties, including file creation, data entry, liaise with internal and external stakeholders, within the designated work areas ensuring compliance with applicable policies and guidelines.
AO2
closes 20-Jan-2025
The Manager, Media and Engagement is responsible for all aspects of the Council’s communication and engagement functions, including community consultation and engagement, media and social media management, and community education activities on sentencing in Queensland.
AO8
closes 26-Apr-2024
The Department of Justice and Attorney-General has an exciting opportunity for a Senior HR Project Officer for a period of six months, with a possibility of extension. In the role of Senior HR Project Officer, you will play a key role in facilitating the transfer of Forensic Science Queensland from Queensland Health into a statutory office within the Department of Justice and Attorney-General.
AO6
closes 29-Apr-2024
The Convenor plays an integral role in the work of the ARJC by facilitating the restorative justice conferencing process. The role initiates contact with the participants and works with them collaboratively to identify interests, needs and responsibilities arising from the offence. Where assessed as suitable, the role assists the participants to prepare for and take part safely and meaningfully in a conference. The role also monitors any agreements to support persons responsible to follow through on what they have said they’ll do to address the harm caused.
AO5
closes 26-Apr-2024
An exciting opportunity exists for a dynamic and experienced leader to join our team to oversee the execution and continual improvement of casino compliance monitoring and assessment programs. You will contribute to promoting the management and operation of casinos in a compliant, safe and responsible manner, for the benefit of the Queensland community.
SO
closes 09-May-2024
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) contributes to a fair and just society and safe, healthy, productive workplaces and community by representing the State of Queensland in criminal court cases. The ODPP’s significant responsibility is to prosecute criminal matters in the High Court of Australia, Court of Appeal (Qld), Supreme, Mental Health, and District Courts, the Childrens Court of Queensland and the Magistrates Court (in limited locations and matters). There are two permanent Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions positions in the ODPP, and one temporary position. The temporary 2-year position will be overseeing project activity associated with the response to the Commission of Inquiry into Forensic DNA Testing in Queensland.
SES4
closes 01-May-2024
Brisbane Inner City,Cairns region,Logan - Beaudesert,Toowoomba region,Townsville region,Rockhampton region,Gold Coast,Sunshine Coast,Ipswich region
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) is seeking expressions of interest for multiple AO2 Legal Support Officer vacancies across Queensland. Permanent and fixed-term Temporary flexible full-time opportunities are available over the next 12 months.
Legal Support Officers assist Crown Prosecutors and Legal Officers to prepare and present matters to the Court.
AO2
closes 10-Jan-2025