Careers
Build Your Career with Gadigal Information Service
Be part of something bigger
At Gadigal Information Service (GIS), we believe in the power of community, culture, creativity and connection. We are proud to provide a welcoming and supportive workplace where people can bring their skills, share their ideas, learn from one another and contribute to meaningful work that makes a difference in the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
With a strong connection to community and a commitment to sharing First Nations voices, stories, music and culture, Gadigal Information Service offers a unique environment to build a career, develop new skills and be part of something bigger. Whether you are starting your career, looking for a new challenge or bringing years of experience to the team, there are opportunities to grow, contribute and make a positive impact.
Our history, our community, our future
Gadigal Information Service has a proud history of supporting First Nations voices, cultural expression and community connection. Through its work, the organisation has helped create opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to tell their stories, celebrate their achievements, share their culture and connect with audiences across Sydney and beyond.
At the heart of our work is Koori Radio, a vital platform for First Nations music, news, current affairs, arts and culture. Alongside our broadcasting work, GIS supports a range of exciting initiatives that bring people together, nurture emerging talent and create pathways for the next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives, leaders and professionals.
Our programs reflect the diversity, strength and creativity of our communities. Together, they provide opportunities to work across media, music, events, youth engagement, administration, production, communications and community development.
Discover the opportunities across our programs
Working at Gadigal Information Service means being part of a diverse organisation where no two days need to be the same. Opportunities can arise across our many programs and activities, allowing staff to explore different interests, build practical experience and develop skills that can lead to exciting career pathways.
Koori Radio: Be part of community broadcasting and explore opportunities in radio presenting, journalism, news, podcasting, audio production, technical operations, programming, promotions and digital media.
Yabun: Get involved in one of Sydney’s significant celebrations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, with opportunities connected to event coordination, live music, artist liaison, production, communications, logistics and community engagement.
Kameygal Music Studio: Be part of a creative space that supports music-making and artistic development, with potential pathways in music production, recording, sound engineering, artist support and creative collaboration.
Young Black and Deadly: Contribute to initiatives that support and empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, helping create opportunities for youth participation, mentoring, skills development, cultural connection and leadership.
Klub Koori: Be involved in creating platforms for First Nations music, artists and audiences, with opportunities that may include live performance, artist development, music programming, event support and promotion.
From behind the microphone to behind the scenes, from organising community events to supporting emerging musicians, there are many ways to contribute to the work we do. Opportunities will vary depending on our programs, projects, funding and current vacancies, so we encourage people to keep an eye on our careers page and announcements.
A workplace where you belong
One of the things that makes Gadigal Information Service special is the people. We value a friendly, inclusive and collaborative workplace where staff are encouraged to share knowledge, support each other and work together towards common goals. Our connection to community is central to what we do, and we aim to create an environment where people feel welcomed, respected, valued and proud of their contribution.
Working with GIS is an opportunity to learn from passionate people, build relationships across the First Nations creative and media sectors, and be part of projects that celebrate culture, strengthen community and create lasting opportunities. We recognise that everyone brings different strengths and experiences, and we believe that supporting our people helps our organisation and our communities thrive.
Your next opportunity starts here
If you are passionate about community, media, music, events, culture or making a difference, we encourage you to explore a career with Gadigal Information Service.
Keep an eye on this page for current vacancies, traineeships, internships, project roles and other opportunities as they become available. We welcome people who are enthusiastic, community-minded and ready to contribute their skills, ideas and energy to our work.
Join Gadigal Information Service and help us continue building opportunities, amplifying First Nations voices and creating a strong future for our communities.