Noongar Arts Program Coordinator

See below the vacancy and the responsibilities as well as the key skills required for the role.

Join us in championing Noongar arts and culture in Bunbury

Bunbury, Australia

Reference: 6834944

- Parttime role (60.8 hours per fortnight)

- Level 4 role - $85,560.80 PRO RATA

- Fixed Term Contract with possible extension beyond 30/06/2026

- Up to 5% matched superannuation

- Discounted membership to Southwest Sports Centre

Noongar Arts Program Coordinator - City of Bunbury (51d Classified)

Join us in championing Noongar arts and culture in Bunbury and help us create a more inclusive and culturally rich community for generations to come.

As the Noongar Arts Program Coordinator, you will play a vital role in advancing Noongar arts practice and cultural development in the Southwest region. Your expertise and insights are essential in shaping our programs and initiatives, ensuring they authentically represent and celebrate Indigenous perspectives.

About you:

Are you passionate about cultural inclusivity and dedicated promoting Noongar artists and programs? Do you possess the drive and experience to lead projects and initiatives that make a real difference in our community?

We're looking for someone to take on the following key accountabilities:

- Support Noongar artists from the Southwest region in developing and advancing their arts practice to the highest standards.

- Collaborate with Bunbury Regional Art Galleries (BRAG) staff to deliver workshops and programs focusing on art making, small business, and professional development training for program participants.

- Identify funding opportunities for Southwest Noongar artists programs and prepare funding applications as necessary.

- Facilitate the Noongar artist-in-residence program at BRAG and ensure seamless integration into the overall program.

- Assist in planning and delivering BRAG's Noongar Country exhibition, showcasing the richness of Noongar culture.

About Us:

Situated in the heart of the Southwest Region of Western Australia, the City of Bunbury is committed to promoting diversity and inclusivity within our vibrant community. We are one of the most diverse and dynamic growth regions in the nation and offer all the benefits of city living combined with beautiful beaches and a vibrant community atmosphere.

With a focus on cultural engagement and artistic expression, we strive to create meaningful opportunities for local artists.

The City of Bunbury is dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce, where all voices are heard and respected. We welcome applications from all who are passionate about contributing to the cultural vibrancy of our city and making a positive impact in the lives of local artists, including Indigenous Australians and Torres Strait Islanders. We also invite Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.

Ready to apply?

Head to our City of Bunbury Careers page and submit your resume and a cover letter addressing the essential criteria.

Applications close: 14th December 2025

Please note that applications submitted via Seek will not be considered.

We are committed to inclusion:

This is a Section 51(d) identified position under the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA). While the role is open to all applicants, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.

We value diversity and are committed to providing an inclusive, culturally safe, and supportive workplace. If you require adjustments to the recruitment process, please contact us at info@bunbury.wa.gov.au or call 08 9792 7000.

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