**Join our Team as a Trustee Leasing Officer** **in the Torres Strait Islands Region**.**Make a meaningful impact in a Unique and Culturally Rich Community****About the Role**Reporting to the Manager Governance and Risk, the Trustee Leasing Officer will:- Lead and coordinate the Trustee Leasing Program for DOGIT lands.- Facilitate expert land assessments and ensure community-led decision-making processes are followed.- Ensure compliance with the Torres Strait Islander Land Act 1991, Aboriginal Land Act 1991, and Council's Trustee Policy, as well as other associated policies.- Deliver culturally sensitive engagement and provide strategic advice to support Trustee decisions.**Key Responsibilities**:**Program Management & Leasing Coordination**- Address emerging tenure challenges.- Possess a sound understanding of land administration requirements, such as cadastral survey, cultural heritage, native title and town planning.**Compliance & Community Engagement**- Implement and uphold the Trustee Leasing Policy procedures.- Ensure engagement processes are inclusive, respectful, and aligned with cultural protocols.- Offer guidance to stakeholders on legislative and policy compliance.**Records & Reporting**- Maintain and update leasing databases and ensure best practice records management.- Prepare detailed papers to support and enable compliant Trustee decision making.- Keep management informed of arising issues.**What We're Looking For**- Proven experience in land tenure, leasing, or property management, particularly in indigenous land contexts.- Strong understanding of Queensland land legislation, including the _TSILA_ and _ALA_.- Demonstrated ability to manage stakeholder engagement, including with indigenous communities.- High level project coordination and communication skills.- Knowledge of the _Native Title Act 1993_ would be an advantage.**Why Join Us?**- Work in one of Australia's most diverse and culturally significant regions.- Based at any TSIRC Division or Thursday Island.- Be part of a Council committed to autonomy, prosperity and sustainability for our communities.- Enjoy a collaborative environment that values respect, accountability and innovation.- Salary $82,992 - $85,800 per annum- Additional Public Holidays- Six weeks annual leave- Opportunities for professional growth and development.- Uniforms**Applying**:Please submit a cover letter of not more than 2 pages, as well as an updated resume addressing how your knowledge, skills, experience, qualifications and personal attributes are most relevant to the position by **_Sunday, 17 August 2025._**- People from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, who may have questions or concerns about the recruitment process or working with Council are encouraged to reach out and will be put in contact with our People and Wellbeing Team._**_ A statement from an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person is required, supporting your ability to engage in a culturally appropriate manner.- **Applications Close: 17 Aug 2025