We are looking for a student to start in July/August, to work on a casual basis (2 – 3 days per week). You will be in your third or fourth year of your law degree and keen to develop your skills in Construction Law. Each day is different at our firm, with varying legal work such as large property acquisitions, complex construction and commercial disputes and front-end contracts and advisory work. To keep your role interesting, we expect you will assist on a wide range of matters.

As an Enquiries Paralegal, you’ll be the first point of contact for injured clients. Using smart legal tech, you’ll assess claims, explain processes clearly, and ensure clients are connected with the right lawyer.

What You’ll Do

Looking to kickstart your policy career? This is your opportunity to get real, hands-on experience shaping ideas that matter.

FORE Good’s Volunteer Policy Training Program runs from: 

Sem 2 Program (12 weeks): 10th of August - 30th of October 2026

We are currently recruiting volunteers for our Semester 2 2026 cohort across a range of roles, including Policy Fellows, Copy Editors, and Team Leads. Volunteers work remotely and collaboratively as part of a structured program, contributing to real policy outputs with national reach.

You'll work with a lean global legal team, assisting with various administrative aspects such as research, drafting documents, attending meetings and providing ad-hoc support. 

As an Intern you will be responsible for assisting our legal team in various aspects like research, drafting documents, attending meetings, and providing administrative support. Candidates should have a solid understanding of legal terms, principles, and procedures. Legal qualifications and/or company secretarial qualifications strongly preferred. 

This is not a purely administrative role. You will have the opportunity to work directly alongside our solicitors on real matters from day one - drafting documents, conducting research, managing files and engaging with clients. It suits a law student who wants real legal experience in a fast-paced, supportive environment.

We offer flexibility in hours and are open to candidates who have other commitments or interests. Remuneration is negotiable.

Your main duties will include:

Frank Tao of Ninth Floor Selborne Chambers is seeking a casual research assistant for 1-day a week. The present role is to cover an 8-month absence as his current researcher goes on exchange, although there is some possibility the role could continue beyond that period. 

Mr Tao practises in commercial litigation, specialising in the areas of company law, insolvency and bankruptcy, and banking and financial services.

We are looking to employ a paralegal in the Cyber Team, supporting lawyers on cyber matters. Responsibilities will primarily focus on assisting with breach response including data reviews but will also include drafting correspondence and conducting legal research. The role offers exposure to complex cyber security and data breach matters in a collaborative, fast-paced environment. 
   
We will also require candidates to undertake some legal administrative work as part of the role. 
   

The Investigation Officer is supported in oversighting investigations by organisations that come under the Reportable Conduct Scheme and their actions in preventing and responding to reportable allegations, as well as handling enquiries, notifications, and complaints under the Children’s Guardian Act 2019.

We are seeking a motivated and resilient person to: 

We have an opportunity for a Paralegal Officer to be part of our Office of the General Counsel team. The Paralegal Officer provides a range of paralegal services and related administrative support and contributes to the efficient and effective functioning of the Office of the General Counsel.

• Provide general para support to lawyers within the Command, including research and administrative tasks as requested, to ensure the effective operation of the Command/Business Unit. 

As a Legal & AI Analyst, you will act as a subject matter expert supporting the development and improvement of AI solutions in the regulatory compliance market.

You will validate AI-generated responses, identify areas for improvement, conduct legal and regulatory research, and help structure content in ways that improve AI accuracy, usability and customer outcomes.

Key responsibilities