Lead. Advocate. Empower. Join NAAJA as a Law & Justice Manager!
Location: Northern Territory, Australia
What we are offering
Salary: $151,765 - $197,842 (inclusive of 11.5% superannuation)
Benefits: 6 weeks annual leave | 3 weeks personal leave | Salary packaging up to $18,450 tax-free | Relocation allowance
Unique Perks: Work in culturally rich communities, travel across the NT, and experience breathtaking landscapes like Uluru, Katherine Gorge, Leitchfield National Park and Mataranka Hot Springs!
About NAAJA
The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) is a leading not-for-profit organisation providing high-quality legal services and advocacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the Northern Territory. Working with us means making a real impact while gaining an unforgettable professional and cultural experience.
The Role: Law & Justice Manager
As Law & Justice Manager, you will lead a dynamic team driving innovative and culturally strengthening justice projects that work alongside NAAJA’s criminal and civil law sections. You will be at the forefront of policy advocacy, strategic planning, and community legal education that shape justice outcomes for Indigenous communities.
What You’ll Be Doing
Lead and manage law and justice projects, aligning them with NAAJA’s strategic vision
Supervise a dedicated team of legal and non-legal professionals
Oversee budget planning, funding, and strategic financial management
Represent NAAJA at NT and Commonwealth forums, advocating for Indigenous justice issues
Drive legal education initiatives that empower communities
What We’re Looking For
Tertiary qualifications in law (or equivalent) with significant experience
Proven leadership and team management skills in a legal or justice setting
Deep commitment to Aboriginal justice and understanding of NT’s legal system
Strong project management, financial administration, and strategic planning abilities
Ability to engage with stakeholders at all levels, from grassroots to government
Requirements
- Current driver’s license
- Ability to obtain a Working with Children Clearance (Ochre Card)
- Satisfactory criminal history check
Why NAAJA?
Work on the frontline of justice reform, making a tangible difference
Ditch the traffic & embrace the outback—experience a career like no other
Travel to remote communities and bush courts, gaining rare professional experiences
Be part of an inclusive, diverse, and supportive workplace
How to Apply
If you’re ready to take your career to the next level while making a genuine impact, we want to hear from you!
Applications close soon—apply today!
️ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.
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