Everyone in Australia is a migrant or a descendant of a migrant. Even our first peoples migrated here. And no matter how short or deep our roots are, most of us had to work hard to survive, find a job, put a roof over our heads, and feed our families. Times may have changed, but the challenges remain the same. Do you agree that even today newcomers are not easily accepted by existing communities, that ignorance, arrogance, and racism still exist, and that migrants have to work harder, be smarter, and be much more determined to get a job and prove themselves?

AMCCU (Australian Multi-Cultural Community United Ltd) is supporting the social and economic integration of migrants, fostering reconciliation, acceptance, and cooperation between the different races, ethnic and religious groups and bonding them into one Australian community. And we also celebrate the enriching multi-cultural diversity of our beautiful food, film, music, dance, fashion, art, literature, design, and crafts that makes our community so unique.

Being the new kid on the block ourselves, we intend to do all of this a bit differently from conventional charities. We don’t door-knock anymore but build cloud-based service platforms and online communication networks with passionate volunteer teams. We even have our own TV Production Team. However, no team can excel just by itself. It needs support.

That’s where you will come in.

Role Description World Emergency News reports about global catastrophes, conducts live interviews with local & overseas charities that provide emergency support, and helps to raise funds to assist people in need. This news broadcast goes live within 48-72 hours after the first news about the catastrophe and requires you to be available on any day during the week (mostly evenings) after being given at least 24 hours' notice.

• You will connect with teammates that will brief you about the event

• You then will be introduced to the guests (ambassador of country, chair of charities, victims) and discuss questions, entry & exit, concerns, etc) as preparation of the broadcast

• You will prepare your own script, moderate and host the broadcast, which will be live on multiple social media platforms

What do you need to bring to the team? Any and all of the skills, knowledge, and work experience you have gathered in broadcast, radio, television or media production, drama or performing arts, journalism, media or communications studies, particularly -

• excellent communication and presentation skills

• performance skills and a clear voice

• a personable and confident manner

• a broad range of interests, including current affairs

• good research and interviewing skills

• the confidence and the ability to sell yourself

• an awareness of media law

• the ability to take initiative and make quick decisions under pressure

• teamworking skills

• creativity and problem-solving skills

Location: You would work remotely from wherever you want (you need to have excellent WiFi connection & speed), being connected with all teams via phone or video-conferencing whenever required.

Your Impact: The impact of your work is far-reaching. You assist people in need and create awareness about different cultures. The more we can deliver the latter, the more we can become the most tolerant, diverse, and happy nation on Earth.

So if you have the passion and the desire to create a meaningful legacy, then express your interest.