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$111,404 - $119,232 p.a. Rare short-term opportunity to experience living and working in the KimberleyThe KLC is seeking a passionate native title anthropologist to take on this rare short-term opportunity to experience living and working in the Kimberley!ABOUT THE ROLEAre you ready for a unique opportunity to live and work in one of the most remote and stunning regions of Australia? KLC is currently seeking applications for the role of Anthropologist within our Legal team. Based in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, this role involves conducting high-quality anthropological research in line with the Native Title Act and Kimberley Land Council''s strategic priorities and policies. This fixed-term role is ideal for someone looking to make a meaningful impact while working for a respected organisation known for delivering positive outcomes for communities across the Kimberley. If you''re passionate about native title, cultural heritage, and community-focused work, wed love to hear from you.This position operates out of Broome KLC office with regular travel throughout the Kimberley region.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESDUTIESProvide anthropological advice to the Principal Lawyer, Senior Anthropologist, KLC Board, Traditional Owners and other KLC staff on the research required for and the conduct of, native title claims, future act matters, Aboriginal heritage and land/sea management projects;Enhance native title holders understanding of native title issues and work with Prescribed Bodies Corporate on a range of governance matters;Under the supervision of the Senior Anthropologist, assist with the management of external consultant anthropologists;Under the supervision of the Senior Anthropologist, assist with anthropological research for native title claims and work with Traditional Owners, lawyers, consultant anthropologists and other staff in the preparation of native title connection material (including fieldwork);Under the supervision of the Senior Anthropologist, work with KLC staff, traditional owners and Prescribed Bodies Corporate to implement the KLCs Transfer of Native Title Materials Policy;Undertake archival and library research for native title, heritage and future act matters;Work with relevant KLC staff to ensure the records gathered in the process of preparing native title claims are appropriately catalogued, stored and updated;Provide reports to the Senior Anthropologist and Principal Lawyer for the development and monitoring of the KLC Strategic Plan, Operational Plan and Annual Report;Participate in KLC Regional Teams planning and activities;Participate in staff performance management processes.COMPLIANCEActively embrace and integrate KLCs vision, mission and values into the role and model appropriate behaviours;Work collaboratively with management and staff across the business in support of KLCs strategic objectives;Maintain a professional approach in the workplace;Adhere to relevant legislative requirements including and not limited to the Fair Work Act, Work Health and Safety Act and the EEO Act;Continuously identify and implement opportunities for improvement; andOther tasks as directed by authorised KLC personnel or representativesSELECTION CRITERIADegree in Anthropology, with honours;Knowledge of the Native Title Act and the native title process in Western Australia;Significant demonstrated knowledge, understanding and respect of Aboriginal customs, society and culture and contemporary issues facing Indigenous people in contemporary Australian society.Demonstrated ability to work sensitively and effectively with Aboriginal people, communities and organisations to ensure all work produced and undertaken is culturally safe and appropriate;Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing;Ability to work effectively in a cross-disciplinary and inter-cultural team and in a collaborative environment;Confidence in using Microsoft Office, in particular Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel;Good organisational skills, the ability to work well with limited supervision, set individual priorities, meet deadlines and work under pressure; andCurrent valid driver''s license (manual), ability to travel long distances (often overnight) for work in a car and by air and experience or willingness to undertake remote area fieldwork consultations with Aboriginal people.Applied anthropological fieldwork in an Indigenous context;Proficiency in managing genealogical databases such as Roots Magic, Family Tree Maker and the Master Genealogist;Experience in the use of GIS Software;Four Wheel Drive Experience.For further information about us, visit our website, klc.org.auSee the position description attached below for further information about this role. #J-18808-Ljbffr