Senior Accounts Administrator/ Accounting Technician
Employer: Te Pu Wananga o Anamata
Location: Whakatane
Closes: 30 April 2008

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  If you're a Senior Accounts Administrator/Accounting Technician or an experienced Accounts administrator with accounting skills and are ready for a new challenge then this could be the role you've been looking for!
• Anamata is a well established local private tertiary provider and as Senior Accounts Administrator, your role is to provide support to the CEO and the Trust and be part of a friendly committed team.
• You will take responsibility for the month end accounting procedures using Quickbooks accounting software, GST and PAYE returns, fixed asset management, payroll and Tertiary Education Commission student data requirements (training will be given).
• To be successful you will need strong accounts experience, strong Excel spreadsheets and computerised accounting skills, a high level of accuracy and a keen eye for detail. You will be a well organised, confident person with a logical, proactive approach to problem solving and the ability to work with a team and independently.
• This is an 8.30 - 5pm position based in Whakatane with a salary dependent on experience and qualifications. Job Description and Application available from Reception, 24 Pyne Street, Whakatane.
• Please email your CV to Sandre Kruger at krugers@anamata.ac.nz or post/deliver to 24 Pyne Street, Box 434, Whakatane.
• Closing date 3pm, Wednesday 30th April 2008.

Kaitakawaenga Maori
Vacancy Number 4282

E ngä Iwi, e ngä karangatanga maha huri noa i te motu, tënei te mihi atu ki a koutou katoa. E karanga tënei ki a koutou. Haere mai, tono mai mö tëtahi o te türanga hei Kaitakawaenga, i Ngä Kete Wänanga-o-Ötautahi.

We are seeking a self-motivated and achievement-focussed Takawaenga Mäori to liaise between Christchurch City Libraries and local Mäori communities.

This highly rewarding role provides the opportunity to establish and maintain a high library profile within Mäori communities by delivering and expanding various library resources and services. The role will involve assisting community libraries with the provision of Mäori resources and supporting the Kai Whakahaere Ratonga Mäori on a number of projects.

Experience in developing linkages and building and enhancing positive relationships with hapu and iwi in addition to having credibility in local Mäori and community groups are important in this role. A high level of competence in te reo, exceptional interpersonal skills including confidence in communicating confidently with individuals and groups, the ability to inspire and enthuse others, and an outstanding level of organisational and administrative skills are highly desirable.

The minimum requirement for this position is a tertiary qualification. Knowledge of tikanga and a good understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi relationships with local government are essential. Understanding the value of access to the library and all of the resources it provides and knowledge of local Mäori communities is desired.

Applications close on Sunday 4 May 2008.

Apply online at www.jobs.ccc.govt.nz, alternatively for specific enquires phone the Christchurch City Council Customer Service Centre on (03) 941 8999. Please quote vacancy number 4282. Online applications will be electronically acknowledged and further correspondence may be by email.

Technology Communications Advisor
Employer: New Zealand Aids Foundation
Location: Auckland
Closes: 5 May 2008 (5pm)

• E NGA MATAA WAKA O TE MOTU, TENA KOUTOU KATOA
  
  The New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF) is committed to its vision of a world without HIV and AIDS. NZAF achieves this through a range of interventions focused on preventing the transmission of HIV and supporting people affected by HIV and AIDS to maximise their health and well-being.
  
  The NZAF is now seeking a Technology Communications Advisor to join its HIV Prevention and Communications Group.
  
  •  0.8 full time equivalent. National Office, Auckland
  •  $38,000 - $49,000 (collective negotiations pending)
  
  This new position is four days per week, and will work closely with the National Communications Co-ordinator and the wider HIV Prevention and Communications Group.
  
  The new Technology Communications Advisor will work to develop NZAF's prevention work by taking full advantage of new and emerging media and technologies, as well as develop current initiatives.
  
  We are looking for a committed, passionate individual who can work independently and as part of a team. Ideally you will have experience working in journalism, government communications, media and communications planning and delivery, desktop publishing or social marketing. This is a challenging position working in a constantly changing, exciting progressive environment.
  
  Applications close 5pm, Monday 5th May 2008.
  
  Application pack/information available by clicking here.
  
  For further information on any of the above positions, please contact
  Steve Martin in the NZAF National Office on phone: 09 303 3124 or email: steve.martin@nzaf.org.nz

National Communications Co-ordinator
Employer: New Zealand Aids Foundation
Location: Auckland
Closes: 5 May 2008 (5pm)

• E NGA MATAA WAKA O TE MOTU, TENA KOUTOU KATOA
  
  The New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF) is committed to its vision of a world without HIV and AIDS. NZAF achieves this through a range of interventions focused on preventing the transmission of HIV and supporting people affected by HIV and AIDS to maximise their health and well-being.
  
  The NZAF is now seeking a National Communications Co-ordinator to join its HIV Prevention and Communications Group.
  
  • Full time. National Office, Auckland
  • $45,000 - $50,600 (collective negotiations pending)
  
  This is an integral senior position leading communications across the Foundation. The new National Communications Co-ordinator will bring a passion to the work of the Foundation and sound experience leading communications and publications projects and working closely with the media.
  
  We are looking for a committed, passionate individual who can work independently and as part of a team. Ideally you will have experience working in journalism, government communications, media and communications planning and delivery, desktop publishing or social marketing. This is a challenging position working in a constantly changing, exciting progressive environment.
  
  Applications close 5pm, Monday 5th May 2008.
  
  Application pack/information available by clicking here.
  
  For further information on any of the above positions, please contact
  Steve Martin in the NZAF National Office on phone: 09 303 3124 or email: steve.martin@nzaf.org.nz
  

Kaimahi/Takataapui Taiohi (OutThere!)
Employer: New Zealand Aids Foundation
Location: Auckland or Wellington
Closes: 5 May 2008 (5pm)

• E NGA MATAA WAKA O TE MOTU, TENA KOUTOU KATOA
  
  The New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF) is committed to its vision of a world without HIV and AIDS. NZAF achieves this through a range of interventions focused on preventing the transmission of HIV and supporting people affected by HIV and AIDS to maximise their health and well-being.
  
  OutThere! is a national initiative of the NZAF and Rainbow Youth and focuses on changing the environment to increase acceptance of sexual and gender diversity, promoting the wellbeing of gay, lesbian, bisexual, takatapui, fa'afafine transgender, and intersex youth.
  
  OutThere! has an exciting and challenging role for a passionate individual committed to ensuring that all queer Maori youth (Takataapui Taiohi) have access to high quality support and information about sexuality and gender identities.
  
  • Full time (one year fixed term) . Auckland or Wellington
  • $38,000 - $49,000 (collective negotiations pending)
  
  This position sits alongside and complements the OutThere! Project Coordinator's role, and seeks to ensure Takataapui Taiohi have a voice in all environments where youth development happens, including whanau, education and community services.
  
  The primary client group of this venture are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, Takataapui, fa'afafine and intersex young people. A major requirement of this position is acceptance of sexuality and gender diversity, sensitivity to the health needs of queer young people, and the creation of a working environment supportive of queer youth.
  
  Applications close 5pm, Monday 5th May 2008.
  
  Application pack/information available by clicking here.
  
  For further information on any of the above positions, please contact
  Steve Martin in the NZAF National Office on phone: 09 303 3124 or email: steve.martin@nzaf.org.nz
  

Clinical Nursing Specialist
Employer: Te Runanga o Kirikiriroa
Location: Hamilton City, Waikato
Closes: Contact for details

The Runanga is committed to service excellence based on best practice models as well as transparency of operations. Kaupapa Maori frameworks at both a policy and practical level enable a unique philosophy of care and emphasis regarding service provision.
The Runanga provides a range of services although this job is specifically working with our Adult Mental Health residential service and Youth AOD residential service.

You must be eligible to work in NZ to apply for this role.

Please contact Karen Whiteman for email details. Once you have forwarded a CV and cover letter a full job description and employment application will be provided to you.

Karen Whiteman
07 846 1829
021 330 113