Our Christian Co-Educational Day & Boarding College is nestled in the rural setting of Walla Walla (30 minutes north of Albury). The College has 290 students, of whom 80 are boarders.

We invest in growth – of our young people, our staff, our community and our environment. If you believe in growth, kindness and excellence, maybe our place can be your place too.

Part Time Farm Manager commencing November 2026

Are you experienced in farm operations, livestock and pasture management and general farm maintenance and looking for a new opportunity?

We are seeking a Farm Manager to take responsibility for the operational leadership of the College’s farm, agricultural, and show programs.

• Diversity of tasks and projects every day
• Approximately 30 hours per week, with increased hours associated with shows, seasonal farm requirements or by negotiation

For further information & requests for the Position Description can be emailed to Manager, Executive Services: ••••@stpaulscollege.nsw.edu.au 

The successful applicant will hold a current NSW Working with Children Check.

Deadline for applications 4pm, 12th October 2026 however, may close earlier at the discretion of the Principal.

Employer questions

Your application will include the following questions:

• Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?
• Do you have a current Australian driver's licence?
• How many years' experience do you have as an Agriculture Worker?

Full job description

Grower Services Officer

Bundaberg, Queensland | Full-time

Bundaberg Sugar Limited is seeking a motivated and technically capable Grower Services Officer to join our Cane Supply team.

This is a varied role combining grower engagement, cane supply operations and GIS technology. The successful applicant will work closely with growers, harvesting groups and internal teams to support effective communication, harvest planning and informed decision-making across the cane supply network.

Reporting to the Cane Supply Manager, the role would suit an agricultural professional with GIS capability or a graduate or near-graduate looking to apply their GIS training within the sugar industry.

Key responsibilities

• Build strong working relationships within the sugar cane growing and milling environment.
• Act as a key point of communication between growers, harvesting groups and the Cane Supply Department.
• Observe and report on harvesting performance, production rates, equipment performance, quality control and cane losses.
• Record and analyse information to support timely responses to grower enquiries, including CCS variations.
• Assist the Traffic Office by managing and sharing cane supply information.
• Use GIS tools to map and analyse farm blocks, harvest progress and spatial productivity patterns.
• Expand GIS information into an intradepartmental user portal.
• Coordinate grower estimates, harvest rosters and the annual Harvesting Group Safety Forum.
• Identify opportunities to improve planning, information sharing and decision-making through GIS, technology and AI.

About you

To be successful in this role, you will ideally have:

• Agricultural experience in cane production or a related field.
• A current driver's licence.
• Experience using cane supply chain operational databases or software.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills.
• Confidence using AI tools in a workplace environment.
• GIS training from a Queensland university or equivalent, either as a graduate or near-graduate.
• Experience using GIS software for data capture, management, modelling and map visualisation.
• An understanding of spatial analysis, remote sensing and image processing.
• Exposure to web mapping, geospatial processing or GIS programming and automation.
• The ability to apply GIS knowledge to practical agricultural and operational challenges.

You will also be an effective communicator who can build positive relationships with a broad range of stakeholders. You will be organised, curious and innovative, with high standards and a practical “can-do” approach.

This is an opportunity to apply agricultural knowledge and emerging technology in a role that directly supports growers, harvesting operations and the broader Bundaberg sugar industry.

Why Bundaberg, Queensland?

Living in Bundaberg offers a unique blend of professional opportunities and lifestyle benefits:

• Enjoy a more affordable lifestyle, with reasonably priced housing, abundant fresh local produce and a laid-back atmosphere.
• Be part of a welcoming regional community with access to quality schools, reliable healthcare, and modern recreational facilities.
• Located near the Southern Great Barrier Reef, Bundaberg boasts stunning beaches, national parks, and outdoor activities.
• The town where the turtles call home, where the beach meets the reef and the world-class rum is crafted.

Ready to Apply?

To apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and interest in the position.

Applicants must have an ongoing right to work in Australia. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.

All applicants will be contacted regarding the status of their application.