Cultural Heritage Manager

THE ORGANISATION

EMAC is a formally recognised Registered Aboriginal Party (RAP), with responsibilities for protecting and managing cultural heritage across a broader area extending to Winchelsea and Landsborough.

As the representative body for Eastern Maar citizens, EMAC leads the advancement of native title rights and interests, cultural heritage protection, high-quality policy advice, and initiatives aligned with the inherent rights, aspirations, and independence of its people.

PURPOSE OF THIS POSITION

Reporting to the General Manager Biocultural Landscapes the Cultural Heritage Manager will oversee, lead, and manage EMAC's Cultural Heritage branch. The Cultural Heritage Branch sits within the Biocultural Landscapes Division and has the responsibility for carrying out EMACs duties, powers and functions as accorded as a Registered Aboriginal Party (RAP) under the Aboriginal Heritage legislation, for the protection and management of Aborigina...