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Supreme Court of Tasmania

Supreme Court of Tasmania judge's associate

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Date audit, 29 October 2026. Judicial associate positions are advertised individually on Jobs Tasmania; directory source is an old 2025 Chief Justice vacancy. Replace old individual vacancy URL with current careers search. No common 2027 round verified Application route: As individual vacancies are advertised. No common annual deadline.

Each judge's associate position at the Supreme Court of Tasmania is advertised separately on the Tasmanian Government jobs site. A law degree or substantial progress towards one is desirable, as are the Tasmanian Legal Practice Course and admission. Roles are fixed term and full time, usually for about 12 months. The 2025 Chief Justice's Associate role paid $74,783 to $80,835. Applicants send a short application of a cover letter and CV.

Program type
Associateship
Location
TAS
Study stage
Final, Graduate, Admitted
Audience
General
Eligibility
Law degree or substantial progress towards one is desirable. Completion of the Tasmanian Legal Practice Course and admission are desirable. Pre-employment conviction, disciplinary and identity checks.
Applications open
Application dates not yet announced
Applications close
Application dates not yet announced
Duration and timing
Available during 2027, subject to vacancies or placement capacity
Pay
Paid. General Stream Band 3, $74,783 to $80,835 a year (2025 Chief Justice's Associate listing)

Record checked 29 October 2026. Official source ↗

Application status checked 29 October 2026; next review by 5 November 2026.

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