BOARD MEMBER CALL OUT
If you are passionate about supporting the growth of arts and community in the Illawarra and would like to contribute your skills to an artist led organisation, we would love to hear from you.
We are currently seeking expressions of interest for the following Board position:
Treasurer
Someone with experience or interest in financial management, accounting, governance or not-for-profit operations to help support the sustainability and future growth of the company.
Expressions of Interest close midnight, Monday 20 July 2026.
All applicants will be notified by the end of July
Commitment and Conditions:
Our board is a voluntary position
The treasurer supports the financial oversight and sustainability of AUSTI. Dance & Physical Theatre, helping ensure strong governance and responsible financial management across the organisation.
Key responsibilities include:
Overseeing the collection and management of organisational income and payments
Ensuring accurate financial records, books and accounts are maintained
Supporting compliant financial procedures in line with regulatory requirements
Reviewing financial reports and providing summaries to the Board for approval at meetings
Supporting the Artistic Director and Board with financial advice and planning as required
Assisting in the development and review of financial policies and procedures
Reviewing and approving annual audit processes prepared by the appointed auditor
Working collaboratively with the Board to meet governance and compliance obligations
Supporting organisational budgeting and financial planning in alignment with funding and stakeholder requirements
We are looking for someone with:
Experience in bookkeeping, accounting, finance or auditing
A passion in arts, culture and community development
Understanding of, or willingness to learn about not-for-profit governance
Strong communication and collaborative skills
A desire to support the future growth and sustainability of AUSTI.
pERSONAL & producing Assistant to the director
We’re seeking an organised, proactive and passionate Personal & Producing Assistant to the Director to support the Artistic Director across the organisation's artistic, operational and producing activities.
The role works closely with the Director to coordinate day-to-day administration, support project delivery, manage communications and assist in the planning and delivery of programs, performances, workshops and special events.
The position is ideal for an emerging arts administrator, producer or creative professional looking to gain experience within a growing arts organisation
Applications close midnight, Monday 10 August 2026
Key responsibilities
Support general administrative tasks and organisational planning
Assist with email management and correspondence
Prepare, edit and proof documents from Artist Director (AD) as requested
Communicate with company dancers as requested by AD
Liaise with artists, participants, partners, presenters and community stakeholders
Assist with audience, participant and artist enquiries
Create and update AUSTI. Schedule (google drive) regularly and as changes occur
Assist with the planning and delivery of performance, workshops, programs and events
Prepare contracts and MOU agreements for teachers, choreographers and dancers
Assist with grant applications and submissions as requested
Prepare and schedule all social media tiles, media releases and marketing content
Create and schedule newsletters and emails via mailchimp
Update website regularly as events occur eg: productions/ workshops/ fundraisers/ open classes
Regularly check contact enquiries from website
Book photographer and videographer for productions upon AD’s request
Skills & Experience
Strong organisational and time management skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage multiple tasks and completing priorities
High level attention to detail
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google drive
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively
Desirables:
Experience in arts administration
Knowledge of the dance, or not-for-profit sector
Experience with social media and digital communications
We are looking for someone who is:
Proactive and resourceful
Professional and personable
Adaptable and solutions-focused
Passionate about supporting artists and creative communities
Excited to contribute to the growth of AUSTI. and the wider community
This role offers a unique opportunity to work closely with the Artistic Director and gain hands-on experience across producing, administration, community engagement and arts leadership.