The Anindilyakwa Land Council (ALC) represents the Traditional Owners of the Groote Archipelago. The ALC is a ‘future-forward’ Land Council, directed by the 14 clans of the Groote Archipelago region, enabling the Anindilyakwa people to take full advantage of the opportunities and technology available in the 21st century, while simultaneously preserving land, language and culture.

The Mining and Impact Coordinator coordinates the ALC’s oversight of mining activities and their environmental, cultural and community impacts across the Groote Archipelago. The role works closely with Traditional Owners, mining companies, ALC staff, technical advisers and relevant stakeholders to review impacts from mining operations, reports, assess compliance with agreement obligations and Traditional Owner expectations, coordinate cultural monitoring, and support timely resolution of identified issues. The Coordinator facilitates information exchange and formal agreement processes, supports consultation and administration for rent distributions, and provides balanced, evidence-based advice on mining, environmental, cultural and community matters.

You will need a minimum five years’ experience in mining or an industrial operating environment, including practical experience in mining operations and environmental matters. The successful candidate will also hold a current C Class Driver Licence, a valid Ochre Card (or the ability to obtain one), and a National Police Check prior to appointment.

If this sounds like you, please send your resume and cover letter addressing the selection criteria to recruitment@alcnt.com.au.

Applications close Friday, 27th November 2026.

To learn more about the Anindilyakwa Land Council, visit www.anindilyakwa.com.au, or contact recruitment@alcnt.com.au with any queries.

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Mining & Impact Coordinator Job in Groote Eylandt, Katherine & Northern Australia NT – SEEK