FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of the News Editor position?
The main responsibilities include collecting, processing, and uploading content, proofreading and editing content prior to publication, delivering Instant Email Alerts, writing short content pieces, providing general office support, and performing other duties as required.
What qualifications are preferred for the News Editor role?
Tertiary qualifications in law, politics, communications, or journalism are preferred. Relevant experience and skills in other fields may also be considered.
Is prior knowledge of government processes and parliamentary procedures required?
While knowledge of government processes and parliamentary procedure is preferred, it is not strictly required.
Are there opportunities for flexible working hours?
Yes, the role offers flexible working hours to accommodate Parliamentary sitting patterns and Government publishing cycles.
What benefits does LexisNexis offer to its employees?
LexisNexis offers benefits including discounted health plan rates, life assurance and income protection, the option to buy additional annual leave days, an Employee Assistance Program, flexible working arrangements, and access to learning and development resources.
Is experience with online content/database management required?
Yes, experience with online content and database management is required for the News Editor role.
What type of editing skills should a candidate have?
Candidates should be familiar with using style guides for writing and editing to ensure quality control of the content.
What is the working arrangement for this position?
The News Editor role is a permanent full-time position based in the Canberra office, with flexible working hours.
Does LexisNexis promote a work/life balance?
Yes, LexisNexis promotes a healthy work/life balance and offers various wellbeing initiatives to support employees.
Is training available for employees at LexisNexis?
Yes, employees have access to learning and development resources to support their professional growth.