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Communications Advisor
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Full Time
Job Description
Who we are:
The City of Salisbury is one of South Australia's largest and most progressive councils, delivering innovative services and infrastructure to support a rapidly growing community. With a strong focus on sustainability and economic development, the City of Salisbury is committed to creating opportunities that enhance liveability and prosperity across the northern region.
The Role:
Responsible for developing and implementing effective communications and marketing strategies to promote the City of Salisbury. The role provides strategic communications and marketing advice across the organisation, coordinates the delivery of marketing and engagement activities, produces content and collateral, and evaluates the impact and effectiveness of campaigns and strategies.
Key Responsibility
Develop and implement proactive and data informed communication and marketing strategies.
Evaluate and measure communications strategies and channels.
Provide best practice communications and marketing advice in line with branding and communications policies and procedures.
Lead projects from initiation to completion, including managing budgets and tasks.
Coordinate external supplier relationships, including marketing agencies, photographers, videographers and media agencies to procure and produce campaigns and collateral.
Manage the corporate brand and reputation of the City of Salisbury through adherence to brand guidelines and policies.
Skill & Competencies:
Proven experience in a similar combined communications and marketing role, managing multiple communications and marketing plans and projects at one time.
Proven experience coordinating strategic marketing campaigns to meet organisational objectives.
Proven ability to write for a range of audiences with a particular emphasis on accuracy, and to apply highly developed verbal communication skills.
Proven ability to work effectively under pressure, meet deadlines and adapt to changing priorities.
Experience in the research, development and implementation of communications and marketing campaign.
Experience in briefing and working collaboratively with a range of external organisations such as marketing agencies, videographers, photographers, graphic designers and printers.
Why join us?
Employees at City of Salisbury enjoy a benefit that include health and wellness programs designed to support their overall well-being including skin checks, health assessments, flu vaccinations and free access to counselling sessions for you or your immediate family through our Employee Assistance Programs.
Professional development opportunities.
Modern work environment.
Further information is available by accessing the Position Description.
People who are of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity as well as people of culturally diverse backgrounds and of diverse abilities are encouraged to apply.
All enquiries can be made to Emily Pemberton Team Leader Communication on 8406 8554 or epemberton@salisbury.sa.gov.au
Applications close 9am, Monday 27 April 2026.
The City of Salisbury is one of South Australia's largest and most progressive councils, delivering innovative services and infrastructure to support a rapidly growing community. With a strong focus on sustainability and economic development, the City of Salisbury is committed to creating opportunities that enhance liveability and prosperity across the northern region.
The Role:
Responsible for developing and implementing effective communications and marketing strategies to promote the City of Salisbury. The role provides strategic communications and marketing advice across the organisation, coordinates the delivery of marketing and engagement activities, produces content and collateral, and evaluates the impact and effectiveness of campaigns and strategies.
Key Responsibility
Develop and implement proactive and data informed communication and marketing strategies.
Evaluate and measure communications strategies and channels.
Provide best practice communications and marketing advice in line with branding and communications policies and procedures.
Lead projects from initiation to completion, including managing budgets and tasks.
Coordinate external supplier relationships, including marketing agencies, photographers, videographers and media agencies to procure and produce campaigns and collateral.
Manage the corporate brand and reputation of the City of Salisbury through adherence to brand guidelines and policies.
Skill & Competencies:
Proven experience in a similar combined communications and marketing role, managing multiple communications and marketing plans and projects at one time.
Proven experience coordinating strategic marketing campaigns to meet organisational objectives.
Proven ability to write for a range of audiences with a particular emphasis on accuracy, and to apply highly developed verbal communication skills.
Proven ability to work effectively under pressure, meet deadlines and adapt to changing priorities.
Experience in the research, development and implementation of communications and marketing campaign.
Experience in briefing and working collaboratively with a range of external organisations such as marketing agencies, videographers, photographers, graphic designers and printers.
Why join us?
Employees at City of Salisbury enjoy a benefit that include health and wellness programs designed to support their overall well-being including skin checks, health assessments, flu vaccinations and free access to counselling sessions for you or your immediate family through our Employee Assistance Programs.
Professional development opportunities.
Modern work environment.
Further information is available by accessing the Position Description.
People who are of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity as well as people of culturally diverse backgrounds and of diverse abilities are encouraged to apply.
All enquiries can be made to Emily Pemberton Team Leader Communication on 8406 8554 or epemberton@salisbury.sa.gov.au
Applications close 9am, Monday 27 April 2026.
