Current Board and Committee Vacancies

Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation Board

Applications are now open for one Non‑Executive Director vacancy on the Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation Board.

Applications close Wednesday, 3 June 2026.

The Tasmanian Public Finance Corporation is the main body that manages borrowing and investments for the Tasmanian Government. It develops and manages funding programs that support the Government and its public sector organisations.

The Board sets the organisation’s direction, supports its performance and public value, and provides oversight of its work.

Essential requirements:

• strong governance and strategic thinking skills
• experience working on a board or committee
• the ability to contribute skills and experience to support the Board

For more information, or to apply visit the Chapman Executive Website.

TasBuild Limited Board

Applications are now open for one Chairperson vacancy on the TasBuild Limited Board.

Applications close Friday, 5 June 2026.

TasBuild Limited manages the Portable Long Service Fund for eligible workers in the Tasmanian construction industry. It operates as a private trustee company and manages the Fund in line with the Construction Industry (Long Service) Act 1997 and its rules.

The Chairperson leads the Board, provides strategic direction, and supports strong governance. The role works closely with the Board and Chief Executive Officer to support effective decision making and meet legal and financial responsibilities.

Essential requirements:

• proven board and leadership experience
• strong financial skills and sound judgement
• ability to support effective board decision making
• strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills

For more information, or to apply visit the Chapman Executive Website.

Aboriginal Heritage Council

Applications are now open for one Member vacancy on the Aboriginal Heritage Council.

Applications close 5.00pm on Sunday, 14 June 2026.

The Tasmanian Aboriginal Heritage Council provides advice and recommendations to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs on a broad range of matters relating to Aboriginal heritage, including permits for activities that will impact heritage and the management of Aboriginal cultural values in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Heritage Council also supports the development of information materials to inform the public and key stakeholders about the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1975, and best practice for managing Aboriginal heritage.

Aboriginal Heritage Council members must be an Aboriginal person who:

• is eligible under the Tasmanian Government's policy on Eligibility for Tasmanian Government Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander programs and services
• is a resident in Tasmania; and
• can demonstrate achievement against the selection criteria.

For more information visit the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania website.