Registrar: Administrative Review Tribunal ,(VN-0768408)

The Registrar will manage and resolve complex tribunal cases, guiding case events from lodgement through to finalisation, while contributing to national quality improvement projects. You’ll work across multiple locations in Australia and enjoy flexible work arrangements as you support timely, high‑quality case outcomes.

About the Opportunity

The Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) offers a meaningful pathway for legal professionals and dispute resolution specialists to contribute to fair, independent review processes. As a Registrar, you’ll apply law, manage complex case work and help drive improvements in how cases are managed and resolved. You’ll be part of a supportive culture that values flexibility, collaboration and a focus on public service excellence.

ART emphasises career development, work–life balance and a positive, inclusive workplace. If you value meaningful public service, professional growth and flexible arrangements that recognise your commitments outside work, this role could be a strong fit. You’ll join a team committed to delivering accessible, high-quality services to a diverse range of stakeholders.

Duties (What You Will Do)

About You (Eligibility)

• Demonstrated ability to work in a collaborative team and model APS values and conduct.
• Experience managing change, improving processes, and handling ambiguity.
• Strong negotiation and communication skills; ability to explain complex information clearly.
• Sound judgement, analytical and problem-solving capabilities; interpret and apply legislation.
• Proven track record delivering results on complex projects with risk management.
• Ability to build productive stakeholder relationships and work collaboratively toward outcomes.
• In-depth understanding, or ability to quickly learn, the Tribunal’s legislative and policy context for diverse users.

Important Information for Applicants

Keyword note: jobs in australia for foreigners. Applicants should consider citizenship or eligible visa status as required for Australian Public Service roles. In this vacancy, eligibility includes Australian Citizenship and a Security Clearance. A health assessment and an Australian Federal Police Check are required, and a Baseline Security Clearance is necessary or obtainable.

Direct Answer

Citizenship: Australian Citizenship is required. Other visa statuses are not eligible for this APS role. If you are not an Australian citizen, this position will not be open to you under standard APS employment rules. If you have questions about eligibility or the security requirements, contact the Talent team listed in the How to Apply section.

Additional Information

Diversity & Inclusion: ART is an Equal Opportunities employer supporting diversity and inclusion for all employees. Applications from people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, all genders, LGBTQI+ communities and mature age people are welcomed.

RecruitAbility: Applies to this vacancy. You may be invited to participate in additional assessments under the RecruitAbility scheme if you declare a disability and meet the minimum requirements.

Future Merit Pools: A merit list or pool may be created to fill similar vacancies in the Tribunal or the broader APS for up to 18 months from the advertisement date.

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