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The Commonwealth (or Federal) Government implements laws made by the Federal Parliament. Its responsibilities are set out in the Australian Constitution and primarily include national matters, such as trade and commerce, currency, immigration, defence, telecommunications and welfare. The Commonwealth Government is headed by the Prime Minister. Commonwealth Government departments are located throughout Australia in both regional and rural areas. A list of Commonwealth Government departments and agencies is available here. All permanent and some temporary vacancies are advertised publicly on this website. A list of VIC Government agencies and departments is available here. All permanent and some temporary vacancies are advertised publicly on this website. Local governments assist the state and are usually in the form of a council or shire. They are responsible for town planning, building works, local roads, parking, water and sewerage, waste disposal, domestic animals and community facilities. A council is headed by a Mayor. Local government offices are located in every council or shire within the state. A list of VIC local councils is available here. There is no central resource for advertising positions within Victorian councils however links to each individual council's employment website are listed in the directory above. Our newsletter contains advice, tips and tricks to optimise your next job application, as well as industry updates and government recruitment news. Check out the latest newsletter here, subscribe below for free, and stay on top of your competition! Every subscriber also receives free access to the VIP section of www.selection-criteria.com.au that contains more advice, articles and templates for your next application. Privacy: we take your privacy seriously and will only use your details to send out the newsletter that you have subscribed to. You can unsubscribe at any time. |
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