In 2024, MJI conducted a national survey on migrants’ experiences of modern slavery and wage theft with 10,000 valid responses – the largest of its kind in the world. Over the next 18 months we will publish our findings in national and global reports that will influence policy and business practices to better protect migrant workers.  

We are looking for a statistician/data analyst for around 5-10 hours/week to undertake data analysis, with immediate start. We anticipate work until end of 2025 and possibly through 2026. The work can be undertaken remotely. 

The Investigator is responsible for sectors providing services to children and provides expert advice and capacity building support to organisations aimed at ensuring the services they provide meet the Child Safe Standards.

The role also undertakes compliance operations, audits, and investigations to identify organisations not complying with the Child Safe Standards, children's employment, or WWCC legislation and recommends enforcement action to address non-compliance. 

We are seeking a motivated and resilient person to: 

The role requires you to work in a fast paced, dynamic and sensitive operational environment, while maintaining a high quality of output and engagement with all court clients. The role may present opportunities for regional travel.

Persons seeking to work at the Coroners Court need to be compassionate and empathetic and have a high level of personal resilience as the role involves exposure to sensitive and graphic content, including images, photographs and discussions relating to violence, death and/or homicide matters.

Her Honour Judge Musgrave is seeking expressions of interest to fill the role of Associate in 2026. Her Honour presides in the criminal jurisdiction of the District Court of New South Wales, the largest trial court in Australia. The role will commence in January 2026 and the position will be for one to possibly two years, dependent on suitability, interest and availability.

GNE is seeking paralegal support on a casual and remote work basis to support GNE’s client work and business development activities. Work will involve legal drafting and contract interpretation, legal research, nuclear energy market research and other support to GNE lawyers. 

Payment is on an hourly basis. Work hours are flexible based on paralegal availability and GNE needs. 

We are looking to hire a Graduate to join our Advisory & Compliance practice in Sydney. 

Are you a recent law graduate, recently admitted to legal practice, or are you about to be admitted? 

We are seeking to engage an experienced Senior Paralegal who is in the final year of their studies and is seeking an opportunity to secure a permanent role in our busy personal injury litigation team. This is an opportunity for an energetic, motivated, and intelligent professional to work closely with accomplished senior lawyers by supporting their management of diverse and interesting cases.

This is a part-time role of no less than three days per week and has the potential to transition into a full-time role upon admission into legal practice.

Be Curious. Be Empowered. Be Inspired

Hicksons|Hunt&Hunt Graduate Program provides a collaborative, energetic and supportive environment where you can grow, develop and succeed! 

Our 12-month program is designed to align with your future goals and aspiration, offering the unique opportunity to tailor your experience through one of two specialized streams: Insurance and Corporate Commercial. 

The Associate’s role is to provide broad and high-level legal and administrative support. The Associate is responsible for managing her Honour’s Chambers and is the first point of contact for all members of the public and the profession. 

The role encompasses assisting her Honour with complex legal research, drafting, in-court duties, and general day-to-day administrative tasks. 

Her Honour is based in Orange and also sits in 3-4 week blocks in Bathurst. 

As a Paralegal within the Department, you will be a part of a rotating roster across the different teams in Legal Services and may engage in work in a broad range of matters relating to planning, native title, local government and litigation.

With numerous exciting projects being managed across the legal teams, our Paralegals support our lawyers on some of the Department’s most high-profile cases, providing timely and effective legal and administrative support to assist in the delivery of exceptional legal services to our clients.