Marketing and Communications Coordinator

Creative Australia

Creative Australia is the Australian Government’s principal arts investment and development agency. We invest in and advocate for artists, creative work, creative organisations and cultural participation, so all Australians can express their creative potential, take part in arts and culture, and experience the diverse stories of our nation. Our purpose is to champion and invest in human creativity, culture and connection for all.

Our Purpose

We champion and invest in arts and creativity for a dynamic, creative Australia.

Our Culture

We are proud to have been named an Inclusive Employer for the 4th consecutive time by Diversity Council Australia. This achievement reflects our commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We strive to establish and sustain a diverse and inclusive workforce, fostering a culturally safe and supportive environment where everyone can bring their whole self to work.

Your role

As Marketing and Communications Coordinator, you will help plan, develop and deliver marketing, communications and engagement activities that increase awareness, understanding and uptake of Creative Workplaces resources, initiatives and programs. Working under the direction of the Manager, Creative Workplaces Partnerships and Marketing, you’ll create accessible, audience focused content, coordinate campaigns and engagement activities, and use data and sector insights to strengthen our reach and impact. This is an opportunity to combine strong communication skills with a genuine interest in the arts, culture and creative industries, contributing to meaningful outcomes.

What you’ll be doing

• Develop, write and maintain audience-focused content for Creative Workplaces website, email, social media and other relevant channels, working with Creative Australia’s central communications team to ensure consistency with brand and communications standards.
• Plan and deliver agreed marketing, communications and engagement activities, including campaigns, events, promotions and sector outreach.
• Work with the Manager, Creative Workplaces Partnerships and Marketing to develop and deliver Creative Workplaces’ communications and engagement plan.
• Identify and pursue opportunities to promote Creative Workplaces resources and initiatives and resources, deepen engagement and connect with audiences across the creative sector.
• Monitor sector trends, emerging issues and audience needs to inform content, messaging and engagement approaches.
• Track and analyse channel, campaign and engagement data, prepare regular reports and provide insights and recommendations to help inform continuous improvement.
• Contribute to team and organisational priorities through effective coordination, information management and support for organisational initiatives.

What this means for you

• Fixed Term (12 months)
• Office Location: Sydney or Melbourne
• Salary of $ $89,522 + 15.4% superannuation
• Flexible working hours
• Hybrid work arrangement (two days’ work from home and three days on site)
• Paid leave between Christmas and New Year
• Paid cultural leave to attend religious or cultural obligations
• Wellbeing programs and corporate discounts
• Holistic employee assistance program for employees, their families, and kin

We recognise that exceptional talent comes in various forms. We welcome and celebrate candidates from all backgrounds, believing that diverse perspectives strengthen our teams and drive our success

How to apply

Submit your CV and a cover letter addressing the job requirements outlined in the position description at the Creative Australia careers page. If you need any support or have any questions about submitting your application, contact Monique Williams, Manager Creative Workplaces Partnerships and Marketing at monique.williams@creative.gov.au and careers@creative.gov.au

Applications close 13 November 2026 at 11:59pm.

This is not an Australian Public Service position.

Creative Australia is committed to equity and inclusion and welcomes applications from diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, cultural and regional communities, including people with disability.