Job Listings - The BelRose Group

Director of Community Services
@ Barkly Regional Council Situated in the eastern central region of the Northern Territory, The Barkly Region is the second largest Local Government Area in Australia and the fourth largest in the world. The golden heart of Australia in Tennant Creek NT, is part of the Barkly Region and is the primary hub for the Barkly. The region features many iconic, panoramic landscapes that can be accessed from Tennant Creek. The Barkly Regional Council was established in 2008 and its area covers 7 communities (2 regional towns and 5 remote communities). The Barkly’s local government area is over 320,000km2 , Making it one of the largest local government footprints in Australia. The estimated population of the Barkly Regional council, as stated in the 2021 Census is 6,316 The Barkly Regional Council employs an average of 200 staff across 7 communities (2 towns and 5 remote communities), of whom 60% are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, and is committed to delivering services for residents of the region. The Coordination of all services and the administration of governance, finance, funding agreements, program management and human resourcing is undertaken centrally from our Tennant Creek Offices.
Australia
Northern Territory
0860
Council
Posted 28 Oct 2025
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Communications and Branding Lead
@ The BelRose Group We offer over 100 years of combined experience in Strategy, People & Culture and a broad range of Human Resources Solutions. We appreciate that every organisation is unique and as such we tailor our solutions accordingly. Belinda Beltz our Managing Director has an impressive history of executive-level leadership and board appointments. Bel has a proven track record of leading organisations through significant growth initiatives, cultural transformations, and strategies.
Australia
Victoria
3000
Communications
Posted 22 Sep 2025
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Senior Human Resources Business Partner (Multiple Opportunities)
@ Berry Street Berry Street exists to help those experiencing poverty, violence and abuse, and to help families stay together in safe and healthy homes so they can create the future they imagine for themselves. This is what we mean by ‘believing in children, young people, families and their future’. Our organisation was founded on leading social and systemic change. We began in 1877, when a group of courageous women defied the social norms of the day to care for mothers and babies who had been abandoned. Despite the positive changes we’ve seen, for some young people and their families, life is getting worse: more children are being removed from home than ever before more young people are disengaging from school. 1 in 4 young Australians meet the criteria for psychological distress[i], and 15-24 year olds have a higher proportion of mental health conditions than any other age group[ii]. We want to see fewer children in care and more children safe with families who know how to nurture and support them. We want vulnerable learners connected to appropriate education so they can reach their potential in life. We want less family violence in our communities, and more support for victim-survivors to recover.
Australia
Victoria
3000
Not for profit
Posted 19 Sep 2025
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