Expressions Of Interest - Advocacy

A career with us begins with a desire to empower and make positive change within our Latrobe City Community. At council you will be involved in interesting work and projects, with a great opportunity for professional and personal development, particularly as you see the impact you make unfold right in front of you.

• About the expression of interest

Latrobe City Council is seeking to optimise the assets of our city and advocate for the future needs of the community. This is driven by the need to continue to support the ongoing economic transition, improve liveability and enhance the reputation of Latrobe City.

We invite expressions of interest from applicants with qualifications in Business, Strategy, Development or background in Communications, Policy and Public Relations who can showcase demonstrated experience in federal, state or local government stakeholder relations.

• Work and projects, you could be involved in

As a valued member of our team, you will have the opportunity to contribute to a variety of projects, including :

• Be apart of the development and implementation of Latrobe City Council's Advocacy strategy
• Facilitate relationships with Federal and State politicians, ministers and advisors in order to position Latrobe City Council priorities
• Work across internal units to develop and maintain a Latrobe City Council advocacy priority project list
• Support the advocacy and communications of the Latrobe City 'Our Transition Plan'
• Develop State and Federal government budget bids and assist in the creation of advocacy plans for agreed priority projects
• About Latrobe City

Situated 150kms east of Melbourne in the centre of Gippsland, Latrobe City is one of the four Victorian regional cities with a population of approximately 76,000. Latrobe City encompass the four major towns of Moe, Morwell, Traralgon, and Churchill as well as other small rural townships. Latrobe City is one of the most liveable regions in Victoria with unbeatable lifestyle options, urban living, rural townships, farming and bush settings. The region offers well supported commercial and business communities, education and health options, leisure and recreational choices and the chance to live in a connected, diverse community.

• Why work at Latrobe City Council

At Latrobe City Council we are an equal opportunity employer who invests heavily in our employees.

We offer a range of professional development programs and training activities including study assistance, structured Leadership Programs, and the opportunity to participate in external training to help you excel and achieve full potential in your career.

Latrobe City Council promotes flexible work arrangements including a 19-day month, remote working options and alternative start and finish times.

Discounted private health insurance programs and reduced leisure centre memberships.

Recognised Employer of Choice in the Australian Business Awards 2020

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• To express your interest