Job Opportunities

Kaiārahi Māori Health Services

Auckland, Counties Manukau District and Waitematā and District Health Boards (Metro Auckland DHBs)

He karanga tenei kia koutou e hiahia ana te haere mai ki te mahi mai mō Waitematā, Auckland mē Counties Manukau DHBs. E kī a nei kō Metro Auckland DHBs.

Fantastic opportunity to work within a fast-paced exciting business!

Project Coordinator
Temporary role with an immediate start
CBD location
This is a high profile, exciting projecting working within a dynamic and successful team. You will play a very important part within the team by running and executing communications activities, drafting content and coordinating the stakeholder channels and intranet page. This role is a temporary role until July 2018 with an immediate start.

As an advisor to the Mayor, Council and Senior Leadership team, reporting to the Chief Executive, you will be responsible for building and supporting strategic relationships with whanau, hapu and iwi. You will also work with others to build the capability, skills and knowledge of Council staff, so that they can engage respectfully and effectively with Máori, and keep building partnerships within our community.

Massey University Tātai Angitu e3@Massey is currently looking for an Early Years Facilitator to join our existing team in developing and delivering Professional Learning for Early Childhood Education professionals, with a particular focus in the areas of governance and management, leadership and curriculum.

Applications are invited for a full-time, fixed-term position as a Senior Analyst/Analyst in the national Environmental Health Indicators Programme at the Centre for Public Health Research, Massey University, Wellington Campus.

He tūranga wātea ki te Kura Mātai Hinengaro o Te Kura Pūkenga Tangata. Mehemea he tohu kairangi tāu mō te Mātai Hinengaro, (tata rānei te whakatutuki). Mehemea koe kua tū hei kaiako i roto i ngā kura tuatoru, kua rangahau, kua tā kōrero mō te mātai hinengaro ki tā te Māori titiro. Nau mai, tono mai.

The ASB St John in Schools programme provides learning experiences for pre-school, primary and intermediate school aged children to empower them to act in an emergency. Community Educators visit schools across New Zealand to provide young people with the skills and confidence to take action in response to an emergency situation.

We currently have a fantastic opportunity in our finance department. This administrator will have full responsibility for the firms Audit reporting and eBilling processes. The role also includes providing additional support to the Credit Control team, including the ability to assist the Senior Credit Controller and provide backup on the National Credit Control Administrator role including assisting the Inventory Manager and National Support Manager with various other tasks.

Widely regarded as New Zealand’s premier law firm, Russell McVeagh is committed to operating on the cutting edge of legal practice. We employ approximately 350 staff and partners across our Auckland and Wellington offices, our lawyers are the best in their fields and recognised internationally for their expertise.

Are you fluent in te reo Māori (both ōkawa and ōpaki) and English, with Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori certification of competency in translation and interpretation? If so then read on because we’re keen to hear from you.

The Cadet role is an amazing way for Māori and/or Pacific students to get up close to a range of careers in the health sector and to become interested in Waitemata DHB as an employer of choice. The Rangatahi Programme is part of our overall strategy to employ a workforce that reflects the cultural diversity of the communities we serve.

Reporting to the Team Manager, you will be responsible for cleaning and maintenance of toilet blocks, rubbish collection and disposal, BBQ cleaning and general tidiness of the allocated site of the 13 TūpunaMaunga parks, whilst ensuring the safety of yourself and others.

Reporting to the Team Manager, you will be responsible for the mowing the 13 Tūpuna Maunga parks, whilst ensuring the safety of yourself and others. This is a diverse role which includes mowing, basic mechanical maintenance of plant, weed eating and spraying.

This role will have internal and external training opportunities and we see the position developing initially from a weed eater position into a mower operator role, there is also potential for further advancement within the company following this.

Reporting to the Team Manager, you will be responsible for the general maintenance of the 14 TūpunaMaunga parks, whilst ensuring the safety of yourself and others. This is a diverse role in which you will be trained all aspects of gardening, minor repairs and maintenance to park assets, playground inspections and maintenance, minor track maintenance and rubbish collection. Trainees will be expected to commit to working towards a National Certificate in Horticulture – Level 4

Reporting to the Operations Manager, you will be responsible for the general maintenance of the 13 Tūpuna Maunga parks, whilst ensuring the safety of yourself and others.

Massey Manawatu Health and Counselling Centre is looking for a Student Counsellor/Psychologist committed to making a difference, with an affinity for working with Maori and Pasifika and experience working with a diverse range of age groups and cultures. The centre is particularly interested in hearing from registered psychologists able to assist with the supervision of intern psychology students.

He kura tangata, he tangata kura! He tūranga e wātea ana ki Te Kura o te Mātauranga. Mēnā ka whakaae koe ki te kaupapa whakahaere nei, tēnā tukua mai tō tono! We are in an exciting stage of growth and need a talented Business Operations Manager to ensure our Professional Learning and Development contracts and trading functions are viable, consistent, well managed and sustainable through the coordination of planning, budgets, proposals, contracts, deliverables, data gathering and analysis, and reporting.

E hika mā koutou ngāi mātanga, kia mataara! E kimi ana a Toi Rauwharangi i tētahi mātanga Kaiwhakarite Whakaaturanga mō roto mai o Toioho ki Āpiti, ki Te Pūtahi a Toi ki Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa ki Papaioea.

The College of Creative Arts at Massey University is a world-class art and design school based in Wellington, New Zealand with a legacy of 130 years of creative education. The College is comprised of the School of Design Ngā Pae Mahutonga, the School of Art Whiti o Rehua, including the Toioho ki Āpiti Māori Visual Arts programme located in Palmerston North, and the School of Music and Creative Media Production Te Rewa o Puanga.

Massey University's Tātai Angitu and Institute of Education bring together client, scholarly, professional, sector, community and whānau interests in rich communities of education practice and professional development.

E wātea mai ana tētahi tūranga mō tētahi Pūkenga Matua i Te Pūtahi-a-Toi. He tūranga pūmau i Te Papaioea.
A vacancy exists for a Senior Lecturer position in Te Pūtahi-a-Toi. The position will be full-time and based in Palmerston North.

Vaka Tautua is a Pacific non-government organisation providing services nationally for Pacific people who experience mental illness or disability. We are looking for a new part time Peer Support Worker to join our Mental Health Peer Support Team based in Henderson and servicing West Auckland.

Auckland University of Technology (AUT) aspires to be the University of opportunity for Māori and Pacific people and is proactively engaged in growing the number of Maori and Pacific academics at AUT. AUT is dedicated to increasing the participation and success of Māori and Pacific peoples across all academic disciplines. We are a young university with an innovative, student centric academic environment with a strong focus on research-led teaching.

As New Zealand’s favourite transport fuel provider, we know our success is all about finding the right people to join the team. We’re proud of the fact that we’re an Aon Hewitt ‘Best Employer’, and we’re always on the lookout for the right people to join our team.

As New Zealand’s favourite transport fuel provider, we know our success is all about finding the right people to join the team. We’re proud of the fact that we’re an Aon Hewitt ‘Best Employer’, and we’re always on the lookout for the right people to join our team.

Do you want to lead and inspire change?

Here in Aotearoa New Zealand we need skilled graduates and professionals to make a real difference in the classroom and the wider community. We need individuals who are proficient writers and speakers of Te Reo Māori to work in schools and ensure that all our young people are achieving their full potential. The Teach First NZ programme is your opportunity to support ngā rangatahi ki te rangatira while changing your own life.

Handy West Auckland Location
Monday - Friday | No Weekend Work
Rewarding Community Role

Massey University Tātai Angitu e3@Massey is currently looking for a schools education Y1-Y10 focussed Field Facilitator to join our existing team in developing and delivering an education transformation project with the learning communities of Tokelau. A strong knowledge of Tokelau culture as well as an in-depth understanding of pedagogy, curriculum and teacher professional learning and development, is essential. This role requires residence and a working visa if needed for the remote Tokelau atolls and involves working with the local community, ECE and school sector and other Field Facilitators.

Tatai Angitu e3@Massey, College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Massey University Tātai Angitu e3@Massey is currently looking for an Early Years Field Facilitator to join our existing team in developing and delivering an education transformation project with the learning communities of Tokelau. A strong knowledge of Tokelau culture, as well as an in-depth understanding of early childhood theory and practice, is essential. This role requires residence and a working visa if needed for the remote Tokelau atolls and involves working with the local community, ECE and school sector and other Field Facilitators.

Here in Aotearoa New Zealand we need skilled individuals to make a real difference in the classroom and the wider community. Inspirational teachers and leaders are needed to work towards creating fairer opportunities.There are many issues we can transform by using the skills of a teacher, as a leader, for good.

Are you a dedicated, motivating and visionary teacher education academic willing to provide strategic contribution to the College of Education, Health and Human Development?

Vodafone’s global Discover graduate programme empowers you to shape your own world right from the start of your career.

Massey Manawatū Health and Counselling Centre is looking for a Student Counsellor (psychologist) committed to making a difference, with an affinity for working with Maori and also has experience working with a diverse range of age groups and cultures. The centre is particularly interested in hearing from practitioners with an affinity for working with Maori as well as registered psychologists to assist with supervision of intern psychologist placements.

The Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment is seeking applications from graduates who are enthusiastic, innovative, strategic, and have an interest and drive in becoming future government procurement professionals.

E kimi ana te whānau o Te Kōhanga Reo o Ngā Mokopuna i tētahi kaimahi
Ko ngā mātāpono o te kaupapa o Te Kōhanga Reo te tāhūhū mō tēnei tūranga.

Te Ratonga Akonga me te Whakapa: Student Services and Communications - Full-time at 37.5 hours per week (1.0 FTE), Continuing (i.e. permanent) position. We have a vision of people prepared to make a difference: tangata tu, tangata ora. Do you want to play a key leadership role in championing UC’s student holistic experience?

Vaka Tautua is a Pacific non-government organisation working at the cutting edge of health and social service provision in New Zealand.

We believe that all young people in Aotearoa New Zealand should have the opportunity to reach their full potential, regardless of their background.

E toro atu te ringa ki nga oro puareare o te waoku o Tane te wananga, koutou kei nga pureke mowai o te Arareo Maori, e ta matou ropu reo Maori. Ki te whai wahi ai koe ki te reo Maori, ki Te Marautanga o Aotearoa, ki Te Aho Arataki Marau mo te Ako i Te Reo Maori, otira ki te ao Arareo Maori (nga wahi whakaako ma te reo Maori mo te nuinga o te wa) tena koa tonoa mai ki tenei turanga.

Ko te reo Ma ori te ka kahu o te whakaaro, te huarahi i te ao tu roa

E toro atu te ringa ki ng oro puareare o te waok o Tane te w nanga, koutou kei ng pureke mowai o te Arareo M ori, e t m tou r p reo M ori. Ki te whai w hi ai koe ki te reo M ori, ki Te Marautanga o Aotearoa, ki Te Aho Arataki Marau m te Ako i Te Reo M ori, otir ki te ao Arareo M ori (ng w hi whakaako m te reo M ori m te nuinga o te w ) t n koa tonoa mai ki t nei turanga.

Massey Manawatū Health and Counselling Centre is looking for two Student Counsellors committed to making a difference, with experience working with a diverse range of age groups and cultures.

We're seeking someone who's highly organised, loves attention to detail, and a strong desire to contribute to our new national suicide prevention training programme.

We're seeking someone who's self-motivated and passionate about training at grass roots levels, especially for Maori whanau, hapu and iwi.

In April, Statistics New Zealand is running a census test in Whanganui, to help them prepare for the 2018 Census.

The targeted operations team will be working in Whanganui before, during, and after the test day to help people participate in the census test. This role requires a ‘can do’ attitude and will suit individuals who like to be out and about talking with a diverse mix of people.

We are looking for great companions to support a young woman in her 20’s to live independently. Supporting her in her own home, you will assist her with meal preparation, household chores, exploring the community, and planning for a week filled with meaningful activities. She wants to work alongside an active, reliable, flexible and fun person with good communication skills that can help her to be as independent as possible.

SKYCITY Auckland is New Zealand's most popular entertainment and tourist destination, welcoming millions of visitors each year into our world-class casino, two luxury hotels, 20 award-winning bars and restaurants, the country's largest convention centre, theatre and the iconic Sky Tower. And we’re about to get even bigger, with construction underway on the NZ International Convention Centre, a third luxury hotel and a food and retail precinct between Hobson and Nelson Streets.

Demographic Advisory Panels

• Recruiting Auckland Council Advisory Panel members
• Be the voice of Auckland's diverse communities
• Monthly commitment of up to 15 hours
• Term of three years to 2019

He aha te mea nui o te ao, he tangata, he tangata, he tangata.

The University of Auckland is New Zealand's leading University. It employs over 5400 academic and professional staff to support over 41,000 students making us one of NZ's largest employers. The Faculty of Engineering is also the country's largest and most successful with a roll of more than 3,900 students and a strong focus on research; with large scale research activities and collaborations with other institutions and members of the industry. An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Kaiārahi.

If you want to make a positive difference by supporting people with impairments and/or mental health conditions in their everyday lives in a kaupapa Maori whare (homes) based environment then this could be the role for you. We are looking for people who want to support the independence of tangata (people we support) so they can have great lives, make choices about how they live, and what they do.

Recruiting amazing people is at the heart of what we do. We work to attract the most talented, highest achieving graduates to join our two year leadership development programme. We equip them with the knowledge, skills and support they need to make a difference for children as a classroom teacher, whilst offering them leadership development so they can realise their own potential and make the biggest impact possible beyond the programme.

We are looking for great companions to support a young woman in her 20’s to live independently. Supporting her in her own home, you will assist her with meal preparation, household chores, exploring the community, and planning for a week filled with meaningful activities

The Treasury is the New Zealand Government's lead economic and financial advisor. Within the Transactions Unit, we have an opportunity for an experienced Senior Analyst (Maori Engagement) to join our team on a full-time 12 month fixed-term basis. Secondments from other government agencies will be considered.

Are you looking to work in an environment where your passion, creativity, and energy can be unleashed?
Are you seeking to provide quality care and education to tamariki/mokopuna in a kaupapa Māori environment?

Are you an expert in employment relations, with experience or an interest in dispute resolution?
Do you enjoy helping people resolve their issues, no matter who they are or where they come from?
Are you experienced in working with Maori, Pacific peoples and other cultures?

Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai, nga waka, nga mana, nga reo, nau mai!

We are looking for great companions to work within a close knit team to help support an active young woman. This will include support around meal preparation, household chores, exploring the community, and filling her week with creative meaningful activities. You will also support her with her personal cares.

Auckland University of Technology (AUT) is a vibrant and energetic university focused on research-led teaching, which seeks to be a university of opportunity for Māori and Pacific people. The Early Career Academic Programme was created with the support of the Vice Chancellor to help accelerate the growth of Māori and Pacific academic staff at the University.

Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai, nga waka, nga mana, nga reo, nau mai!
Permanent Part-Time and Casual Positions

Kei te rapu a Te Kūnenga ki Pūrehuroa i tētahi mātanga reo, mātanga mātauranga Māori hei Kaihāutu mō Te Pūtahi a Toi. He kura whakaako, he kura rangahau tēnei e hāngai atu ana ki te reo me ōna tikanga, te whakawhanaketanga, mātauranga me te hauora.

We are seeking an exceptional academic with strong Te Reo and Māori Matauranga to lead the School in its delivery of teaching and research in Māori language, culture, development, education and health.

E nga Iwi, e nga karangatanga maha huri noa i te motu, tenei te mihi atu ki a koutou katoa. E karanga tenei ki a koutou. Haere mai, tono mai mo tetahi o te turanga hei Kaitakawaenga, i Nga Kete Wananga-o-Otautahi.

At Vodafone, we offer graduates the chance to absolutely own their careers. That’s 600 grads, from top universities around the world, from 55 different nationalities, taking total ownership of their lives.

E nga iwi, e nga karangatanga maha huri noa o te motu, tenei te mihi atu ki a koutou katoa. He karanga tenei ki a koutou. Haere mai, tono mai mo tetahi o nga turanga ki Nga Kete Wananga-o-Otautahi.

Here at the Council, our work is our community. We feel a strong sense of connection to our City, as we play a vital role in making it the place to be, now and in the future.

This role within our Choice in Community Living team is focused on supporting independence, choice and self-determination for the person you are working with. You will provide support at key points during the day that will build a sense of structure, freedom, and will inspire the person you will support to live the life that is right for them.

Are you passionate about people? Achievement focused? A strong communicator? Passionate about learning and education? Resilient and determined?

If you want to make a positive difference by supporting people with impairments and /or mental health conditions in their everyday lives in a kaupapa Maori whare (home) based environment then this could be the role for you. We are looking for people who want to support the independence of tangata (clients) so they can have great lives, make choices about how they live, and what they do.

Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai, nga waka, nga mana, nga reo, nau mai!

Permanent Part-Time Position

Are you passionate about working with young people? Do you enjoy a challenge? Would like to make a difference in your community? Then this is the job for you.

The Commission is offering an outstanding opportunity for someone who can develop an e-learning human rights education presence using multi-platform techniques and methods. In this role, you will work with the Manager for Special Projects and other specialist subject matter experts to deliver the work.

Are you a creative and motivated person who thrives on building collaborative relationships? Do you go the extra mile to get the right result? Do you have great people and communication skills and a drive to make a difference?

Massey University Tātai Angitu e3@Massey is looking for Mentor Facilitator to join our existing team in delivering our Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade funded contract to support the transformation of education in Tokelau. A strong knowledge of education systems, change management and Pasifika education and community is essential alongside the proven ability to successfully coach and mentor teachers and education leaders.

The College of Creative Arts at Massey University is a world-class art and design school based in Wellington, New Zealand with a legacy of 130 years of creative education

The College of Creative Arts at Massey University is a world-class art and design school based in Wellington, New Zealand with a legacy of 130 years of creative education.

Join our highly respected graduate programme, or get a taste of what it’s like to work in government policy on one of our summer internships. Right now, we have four great opportunities to help you start building your career.

The TupuTai Pasifika Internships are an interagency initiative that supports Pasifika students to explore career pathways within the public sector.

As a TupuTai Pasifika intern you’ll get to work on interesting, high priority and often high profile projects that have a positive impact on your community, and New Zealand.

If you want to make a positive difference by supporting people with impairements and/or mental health conditions in their everyday lives then this could be the role for you. We are looking for people who want to support the independence of tangata (clients) so they can have great lives, make choices about how they live, and what they do.

Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai, nga waka, nga mana, nga reo, nau mai!
Multiple Permanent Full-Time Positions

We are specifically interested in recruiting fit and agile men and women for permanent full time positions to support young male and female tangata with high and complex needs

Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai, nga waka, nga mana, nga reo, nau mai!
Permanent and Casual Positions

If you want to make a positive difference by supporting people with disabilities and /or mental health conditions in their everyday lives in a kaupapa Maori whare (home) based environment then this could be the role for you.

He aha te mea nui o te ao? Māku e kī atu, he tangata, he tangata, he tangata

Do you have energy, vision, a strong belief in people with disabilities being fully involved in our community, and a passion for working with people?

Haere mai, nau mai, piki mai, nga waka, nga mana, nga reo, nau mai!

We have an exciting opportunity for a Community Living Coordinator working with individuals to develop support services in their own homes. You will have solid experience managing teams, combined with your aptitude to build strong relationships, develop effective systems and motivate people to try something new.

The Court Theatre is seeking an individual with a strong cultural identity and an affinity for the arts to support the theatre’s engagement with diverse communities in Ōtautahi. Reporting to the Education Manager, the Kaihāpai Toi (Māori and Pasifika Producer) will be responsible for the planning, development and delivery of the Court’s Māori and Pasifika Engagement initiatives.

Tena koutou katoa, e mihi tenei na Te Roopu Taurima ki a koutou e pirangi mahi nei mo tenei Roopu. Te hunga mate ki a ratou, te hunga ora ki a tatou, tena tatou katoa

Tena koutou katoa, e mihi tenei na Te Roopu Taurima ki a koutou e pirangi mahi nei mo tenei Roopu. Te hunga mate ki a ratou, te hunga ora ki a tatou, tena tatou katoa.

Tena koutou katoa, e mihi tenei na Te Roopu Taurima ki a koutou e pirangi mahi nei mo tenei Roopu. Te hunga mate ki a ratou, te hunga ora ki a tatou, tena tatou katoa

Tena koutou katoa, e mihi tenei na Te Roopu Taurima ki a koutou e pirangi mahi nei mo tenei Roopu. Te hunga mate ki a ratou, te hunga ora ki a tatou, tena tatou katoa

Tena koutou katoa, e mihi tenei na Te Roopu Taurima ki a koutou e pirangi mahi nei mo tenei Roopu. Te hunga mate ki a ratou, te hunga ora ki a tatou, tena tatou katoa

New Zealand’s biggest fishing fleet renewal project in four decades is creating career opportunities for young Māori looking to join the marine industry.

We are looking for graduates to help make Auckland the world’s most liveable city.

Our Graduate Programme aims to support talented Aucklanders as they launch their careers and grow into future leaders and specialists. With over 80 areas of business and the chance to work on large-scale projects, we want to see you achieve your goals while making a real difference in shaping Auckland!

This role will focus on developing independence, choice and self-determination for people with disabilities within our Choice in Community Living team. To be successful for this role you will be a good coach and motivator, with the ability to support another person in achieving their goals.

Position: Senior Adviser Maori Strategy
Group: Office of the Chief Executive
Type: Fixed term, part time
Vacancy Number: 2015/30

An exciting opportunity has arisen within our finance team at Ngati Awa. We seek a full time qualified accountant who will be responsible for the financial reporting, management and safeguarding the tribes asset base which includes accounting for environmental, educational and cultural programs, multiple farms, forestry leases, fish quota, tourism ventures, equities and bonds. This is a diverse role with a strong focus upon financial analysis and preparation of Board reports.

The Māori economy (estimated at $40billion), is a significant contributor to the prosperity of New Zealand. Assisting Māori businesses build their investment strategy and capability to attract investment is central to NZTE's role in helping companies to succeed internationally. In recognition of the huge potential of the Māori economy, we have created a new role to assist with its success.

At MIT you will work with people who are passionate about the positive impact we make to the communities we serve. We offer a work environment which values genuine people who care for others, are well-connected, open and approachable and strive for excellence in all we do.

You will become Auckland Council's preeminent lead for mohiotanga / technical knowledge on Te Aranga and Tamaki Maori Design.

NZTE is focused on unlocking the power of the Māori export economy by working with more Māori companies, collectives and leaders to create more successful international companies. Our role is to grow companies internationally and we do this through our network of 46 international offices - by connecting companies to international partners and markets, mobilising capital for growth, and building company capability to grow.

• Understand and conserve Auckland's natural, cultural and built heritage
• Improve the understanding of Maori Heritage
• An appropriate response to its long term protection and recognition

• Develop built, cultural and natural heritage integral to the region's identity
• Protect Maori relations to lands, water, sites waahi tapu and other taonga
• Development of integrated heritage strategy and policy

Ko nga pae tawhiti whaia kia tata. Ko nga pae tata. Whakamaua! Kia tina e!

The distant horizons, pursue them and draw them near. The goals right in front of you, take hold of them! Make them happen!

Lead the Treasury's work on Māori education

We have multiple opportunities available right across the Auckland region to join our new Community Empowerment team!

• Provide strategic advice on engagement obligations to Maori with respect to petroleum and minerals development
• Advance critical thinking with regard to the long term relationships to ensure that we are responsive to the needs of Maori and communities, and progress responsible development of the resources.
• Identify the needs of Māori with respect to sensitive land to ensure that these areas are reflected in NZP&M operational activities.
• Ensure at all times that adequate information is given Iwi and communities to support the opportunity for people to state their views to inform government and industry operations.

Job Opportunities

• 2 X newly created positions
• Are you passionate about supporting Māori Economic Development?
• Do you want to help support MEDU's work programme?

We are looking for graduates to help us make Auckland the world’s most liveable City.

• Māori economic development
• Outstanding leadership opportunity
• Wellington based

• 3 months paid summer park ranger
• Auckland based.
• Accommodation provided at most locations

A paid internship - providing you with relevant careers experience through the summer months at our regional parks.

A challenging role at the highest level of Government. Expertise in Treaty Issues and Māori Affairs, and an ability to provide advice on a diverse range of policy issues as required.

Kick start your career with Auckland Council!

Interested in engaging and empowering change for our 8500 employees?

Are you an energetic individual looking for an opportunity to contribute to growing and protecting New Zealand?

The Māori Partnership and Programmes Directorate implements and delivers initiatives that enable Māori to maximise the benefits from improving primary sector productivity and increased sustainable resource use, through engaging and partnering with Māori, government agencies, and sectoral stakeholders.

• Strategic input into NZ’s future science capability and capacity
• Relationship and investment management

E ngā mana, e ngā reo, rau Rangatira mā
Ānei te karanga a te kaunihera ki a koutou
I raro I te kaupapa, 'Te pai me te whai rawa o Tāmaki'

Do you have Service Improvement and Business Process design experience?

• Are you known for delivering high quality service design options to diverse and challenging audiences?
• Do you enjoy working with Work-Stream Leads/Senior Managers and a range of Expert team members
• ASAP start required

The Treasury - 2016 Treasury Graduate

Kia hiwa rā! Kia hiwa rā!

E kī ana te kōrero, 'Ka pū te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi'

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community?
Do you want to help build a more sustainable, prosperous and inclusive New Zealand?
Are you in your final year of study and want to kick-start your professional career?

The Treasury - Summer Internships (November 2015 - February 2016)

Kia hiwa rā! Kia hiwa rā!

E kī ana te kōrero, 'Ka pū te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi'

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Joining the Treasury as an intern will give you a unique insight into the New Zealand public sector and the chance to contribute toward the goal of higher living standards for New Zealanders. We are looking for people from a wide range of social and cultural backgrounds and life experiences.

Represent NZ’s science and innovation “smarts”
Develop key partnerships here and overseas

• Funding of NZ’s future in science
• Newly created role and team

• Funding of NZ’s future in the science sector

• 12 month fixed term position or secondment opportunity

• Funding of NZ’s future in the science sector
• Career opportunity – 2-3 years’ experience

Kia hiwa rā, Kia hiwa rā!

E ngā mana, e ngā reo, ka pānuitia tēnei...

Senior role in policy at the centre of Executive Government (Policy Advisor)

The official New Zealand casting call for Disney's first Polynesian princess Moana has opened - and sparked huge interest.

The official New Zealand casting call for Disney's first Polynesian princess Moana has opened - and sparked huge interest.

The Treasury is the Government's lead advisor on economic, financial and regulatory policy and has the overall vision of helping government to achieve higher living standards for all New Zealanders. We are actively looking to build a talent pool of experienced Policy Analysts and Advisors who are interested in working with us in the near future.

Established on 1 November 2010, the Independent Māori Statutory Board's vision is to advance the interests of Māori in Tamaki Makaurau. To do this, the Board's role is to assist Auckland Council with fulfilling its Tiriti o Waitangi responsibilities, and to promote issues of significance for Māori.

Ko te mahi a te Pae Whakatere, Hautū Take Whānui, kia noho hei mātanga, hei kaiārahi rautaki hoki ki te Kaunihera me ōna māngai..
• He tūranga e tino kitea ai koe, he tūranga rangatira.
• He ārahi, he tautoko, he para huarahi kia eke panuku, kia eke taumata.

New Zealand Trade & Enterprise has a strong commercial focus, growing companies internationally - bigger, better and faster - for the benefit of New Zealand. We're looking for a commercially savvy Customer Manager to be at the heart of our relationship with Māori businesses across the North Island.

New Zealand Trade & Enterprise has a strong commercial focus, growing companies internationally - bigger, better and faster - for the benefit of New Zealand. We're looking for a commercially savvy Pouārahi/Customer Manager to be at the heart of our relationship with Māori businesses across the South Island.

The purpose of The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is to Grow New Zealand for All.

The Treasury is the Government's lead advisor on economic, financial and regulatory policy and has the overall vision of helping government to achieve higher living standards for all New Zealander's.