Successful Tenancies Project Support Officer

Exciting position for First Nations applicants Work to empower Queensland residential renters Generous salary sacrificing options Closing Date March 2, 2026 The Role

• Full time to September 30, 2026
• Located in Brisbane CBD (Spring Hill)

The Project Support Officer will work closely with the Project Leader to address the structural barriers faced by First Nations Queenslanders in the private rental sector. The role will contribute to improving system responses for First Nations renters at risk of tenancy breaches or engagement with the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT).

Working with the Project Manager and the TQ team the Project Support Officer will:

This position will build organisational capabilities in understanding the First Nations renters and the ability to engage and communicate sensitively with this communities. It is an occupational requirement that this position be filled by a First Nations person.

Understanding of or demonstrated ability to rapidly acquire knowledge of:

• Queensland residential tenancy laws
• Housing policy issues
• Sector specific issues
• Understanding of equity and diversity and the needs of First Nations communities
• Extensive community service delivery experience and the ability to coordinate and manage a program to ensure deliverables are met.

Established in 1986, Tenants Queensland (TQ) is a specialist state‑wide community legal service providing free tenancy law advisory services for residential tenants.

We seek to represent the interests of all Queenslanders who rent theirhomeand we pride ourselves in providing specialist advisory services to renters, advocating on their behalf and securing improvements to Queensland’s residential tenancy laws.

If this sounds like you please download the Position Description here and submit your CV and a Covering Letter that briefly addresses the Core Capabilities in the Position Description.

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