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| Palliative Care Australia, based in Canberra, is seeking to appoint two Independent Directors to its Board. Palliative Care Australia (PCA) is the national peak body for palliative care, representing and supporting people, services and organisations committed to quality palliative care for all Australians. The Board is particularly interested in candidates with expertise in governance, executive leadership, financial management, legal or regulatory oversight, philanthropy, and strategic capability building. Experience in the not-for-profit, health, aged care, or community sectors is advantageous. Expressions of interest, including a cover letter and CV, are requested by 5 pm AEST Friday 12 June 2026 to [email protected]. |
| The Melbourne Women in Film Festival, based in Melbourne, VIC, is seeking multiple volunteer General Board Members with expertise in Human Resources/People & Culture, Philanthropy, Screen/Arts and Cultural Industries to support the organisation’s governance and compliance as a registered charity. Your commitment will include attending approximately six to seven board meetings annually most often held online, with some in person, plus around 1-2hrs of meeting preparation and partaking in working groups as required. For further information or to apply with a one-page cover letter and CV please email Sian Mitchell via [email protected]. Applications close Friday, 26 June, 5pm. |
| The Melbourne Women in Film Festival, based in Melbourne, VIC, is seeking a volunteer Company Secretary. This role is integral in driving the board agenda and supporting the organisation’s governance and compliance as a registered charity. Your commitment will include administering and attending approximately six to seven board meetings annually (predominantly online), plus around 2hrs of meeting paper preparation. The Company Secretary also ensures that relevant compliance paperwork is up to date with the ACNC. For further information or to apply with a one-page cover letter and CV, please email Sian Mitchell via [email protected]. Applications close Friday, 26 June, 5pm. |
| The Melbourne Women in Film Festival, based in Melbourne, VIC, is currently seeking a volunteer Board Treasurer with knowledge in accounting, financial management and risk management to ensure the financial health and sustainability of the organisation. Your commitment will include attending approximately six to seven board meetings annually (predominantly online), plus around 1-2hrs of meeting preparation. The role has oversight of the festival’s financial obligations and compliance. The Board Treasurer will be a General Board Member. For further information or to apply with a one-page cover letter and CV please email Sian Mitchell via [email protected]. Applications close, Friday 26 June, 5pm. |
| Open Gardens Victoria Inc (OGV), is currently seeking to appoint a new Treasurer to its Board. OGV is a respected community organisation, supporting the continued sharing of Victoria’s diverse and unique private gardens. Time commitment
Applications are being assessed as they are received. Interested candidates should submit a CV and brief cover letter outlining relevant skills and experience to Mark Lock on [email protected]. Applications close Sunday, 21 June 2026. |
| The Space Industry Association of Australia, based in Sydney, NSW, is seeking a volunteer Non-executive Director to further strengthen its independence, external perspective and strategic oversight. The Board is interested in candidates with experience in governance, legal and compliance, senior government engagement and stakeholder relations, and cyber security, technology and risk management. The Board is keen to consider a broad and diverse field of applicants who can contribute independent judgement, strategic insight and complementary experience. Your commitment will include attending 8 board meetings held by Teams, along with committee meetings and other events. Please tell us why you would like to join us and a detailed resume. Contact [email protected]. Applications close Friday, 12 June 2026. |
| Mount Alvernia College, Brisbane QLD is seeking to appoint new volunteer Directors to contribute to our strategic direction and continued success. As a Catholic secondary college grounded in Franciscan values, our Board plays a vital role in stewarding the College’s mission and guiding strategic decisions that focus on student growth, wellbeing and ethical leadership. Identified skills in legal and governance, cybersecurity, educational leadership, engineering, construction or project management are highly desirable. Directors are expected to attend 10 Board meetings annually and participate periodically in formation activities and college events. For further information or to express your interest, please submit an expression of interest and resume to [email protected]. Expressions of interest close Friday, 12 June 2026. Please note, it is the Board’s policy that current parents/carers are not eligible for appointment. |
| Gippsland Multicultural Services (GMS), based in Gippsland, VIC, is seeking a volunteer Board Director (Clinical Governance – Registered Nurse). We are looking for a reflective practitioner to help us navigate aged care reform and strengthen clinical risk oversight within our community-focused model. If you value governance, cultural humility and thrive in evolving, complex environments, we’d love your expertise. Commitment involves 8–10 meetings annually with subcommittee participation as required. To help shape our future, contact Ron Waanders, Acting Chair, at [email protected] or 0428 594 849. Applications are being reviewed upon receipt. Applications close Friday, 5 June 2026. |
| Dominic College, is seeking expressions of interest from committed and motivated individuals who wish to join the College Board on a voluntary basis as a Non-executive Director for an initial 3 year period commencing January 2027. Dominic College is a not-for-profit, Kindergarten to Year 10 Catholic, coeducational College in the northern suburbs of Hobart, Tasmania. Founded in 1946 by the Salesians of Don Bosco—a global Catholic order committed to supporting young people, especially the disadvantaged and marginalised—the College is guided by the Charter for Salesian Schools which sets out four central pillars that shape our vision and guides all aspects of school life. As a Catholic School in the Salesian Tradition we are:
A HOME that welcomes The College Board is responsible for the overall governance of the College, including strategic and financial oversight and for ensuring the College complies with its legal obligations, particularly in relation to corporations law, charity law, and education law. The Board has a maximum of nine Non-executive Directors who meet six times per year outside business hours and preferably in-person. The work of the Board is supported by two Board Committees that meet three times per year. We invite experienced or emerging Directors to contribute governance expertise and strategic insight to an organisation dedicated to nurturing children and young people. For further information and the position description, please visit: dominic.tas.edu.au/home/employment. For enquiries, contact [email protected]. Applications close Tuesday, 30 June 2026. |
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