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Current Board and Committee Vacancies

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National Trust Board

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania is calling for Expressions of Interest to fill a non-executive Director vacancy on the National Trust Board.

Applications close Tuesday, 7 April 2026.

The National Trust of Australia (Tasmania) is a member-based community organisation. Its role is to promote and preserve places and objects that have historical cultural heritage interest for the public benefit and enjoyment, and to advocate for the appreciation and protection of heritage places.

Essential requirements for the position include:

• Setting strategic direction and monitoring implementation
• Managing competing stakeholder needs to achieve positive outcomes
• Applying contemporary governance practices including management of conflicts of interest.

For more information visit the NRE Tas website.

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The Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal

The Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal is seeking expressions of interest to fill sessional member roles.

Applications close Sunday, 12 April 2026.

The Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal is a state-wide, specialist Tribunal . It helps Tasmanians solve disputes fairly and efficiently in many areas of the law.

The Tribunal is especially seeking expressions of interest from people who have skills or qualifications in the following areas:

• Australian lawyers within the meaning of the Legal Profession Act 2007 of not less than 5 years' standing as an Australian legal practitioner
• accountants
• allied health practitioners including registered nurses
• architects and heritage experts
• clinical psychologists
• geriatricians
• medical practitioners
• persons with lived experience of impaired decision-making ability or mental illness
• persons with direct lived experience in providing support or advocacy for persons with impaired decision-making ability or mental illness
• persons with expertise in accordance with recommendations 9.36 and 18.13 of Commission of Inquiry report – expertise with respect to child neglect, child sexual abuse and family violence
• psychiatrists
• traffic engineers.

For more information visit the Department of Justice website.