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To work at the Office of National Intelligence, you must be an Australian citizen and be willing and able to undergo security vetting. You must be able to maintain the highest levels of discretion. But, unlike some other National Intelligence Community …

The Office of National Intelligence recruits staff based on merit, which means that, from a field of applicants, we use open and competitive processes to select the best person for the job. How we make merit-based selections We compare and weigh up the …

New projects supported by the National Intelligence and Security Discovery Research Grants program … The safety of Australians is set to benefit from investment in ten new research programs, aimed at addressing the ever changing intelligence and national …

A good application will provide us with a concise and easily graspable pitch of why you have the skills, experience and aptitude to perform in a role at the Office of National Intelligence and to contribute to our workplace and our culture. Honing your …

All Office of National Intelligence employees are required to hold an Australian Government security clearance. Most positions require the highest level of clearance, Positive Vetting (PV).  Why we require security clearances Under the Australian …

Once you have accepted your offer of employment, your new work area will reach out to you to agree a start date and answer any questions you may have. Assistance We will consider support for employees moving to Canberra with a variety of assistance as …

The Open Source Portal provides registered users with access to current and historical open source reporting. Our open source analysts systematically collect, interpret and disseminate publicly available information relating to matters of political, …

Clare O'Neil MP, Minister for Home Affairs and Minister for Cyber Security, addressed the event … The Office of National Intelligence has partnered with Future Women on a series of events to support women in the National Intelligence Community. Our event …

The Director-General of National Intelligence spoke at the annual event … Mr Andrew Shearer, the Director-General of National Intelligence, participated in a panel discussion as part of the April 2022 Raisina Dialogue, India’s flagship conference on …

The Director-General of National Intelligence spoke at the event … Mr Andrew Shearer, the Director-General of National Intelligence, spoke at the Australian Financial Review Business Summit on 9 March 2022. His remarks noted the increasing importance of …