What is an Indigenous Family Liaison Officer? video
The video features Indigenous Family Liaison Officers from the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, who talk about the role and how they can provide support to families.
What is family violence?
The focus of this video is on family violence and what it means.
What is family violence? (AUSLAN)
The focus of this video is on family violence and what it means.
Exciting court opportunities - become an Indigenous Family Liaison Officer (IFLO)
Make a meaningful impact supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples navigating the Court system.
We are seeking a dedicated and culturally knowledgeable Indigenous Family Liaison Officer (IFLO) to help improve access to justice, enhance safety outcomes, and strengthen relationships between the Courts and First Nations communities.
The role
As an IFLO, you will provide culturally safe, trauma‑informed support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families engaging with the Court. You’ll assist Court users to understand processes, connect them with services, work closely with judicial officers and community organisations, and represent the Courts in community engagement activities.
About you
You will bring strong cultural knowledge, community connections and experience supporting vulnerable individuals or families. You communicate well, build trust easily, and work respectfully with diverse stakeholders. Knowledge of (or willingness to learn) family law and Court processes is essential.
What we offer
- Meaningful, community‑focused work
- A supportive and culturally inclusive workplace
- Training, development and mentoring opportunities
- Competitive salary and conditions under the Federal Court Enterprise Agreement
- Flexible work arrangements (where operationally appropriate)
If you're passionate about supporting First Nations families and improving outcomes within the justice system, we’d love to hear from you.
Applications close 2 June 2026
Robing policy
This Policy sets out information in relation to professional court attire and robing of barristers and solicitor advocates who appear before the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1) and Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) (Courts).
50 Years of the Family Court of Australia
Marking half a century of supporting Australian families, this special 50th anniversary feature combines archival news clips with interviews from former and current judges of the Family Court of Australia
What is family violence? (Indonesian)
Family violence is a serious problem in our community. The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Court) deals with families and relationships and a significant proportion of matters before the Court involve allegations of family violence. The focus of this video is on family violence and what it means.
What to expect when attending a court hearing video (Arabic)
هذا الفيديو يشرح لك الإجراءات المعتادة لقضايا قانون الأسرة المتعلقة بالأطفال.
What to expect when attending a court hearing video (Chinese)
本视频旨在为您介绍涉及子女的家庭法案件的一般处理流程
What to expect when attending a court hearing video (Farsi)
این ویدیو شما را با روند معمول یک موضوع قانون خانواده که شامل کودکان میشود، آشنا میکند.
