Northern Territory Government
Kate Little is a detail-oriented professional with extensive experience in workforce planning, recruitment, and office administration. Currently serving as the Manager of Workforce Planning for the Northern Territory Government since December 2024, Kate is responsible for designing and implementing strategic workforce solutions aligned with public sector objectives. Prior to this role, Kate worked as a Talent Advisor at Airport Development Group, focusing on infrastructure development in the Northern Territory, and spent a decade at Hays in various managerial positions, specializing in recruitment for the public sector. Earlier career experiences include serving as an Executive Assistant at SAF,T and as Group Executive at the Institution of Civil Engineers. Kate holds a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Portsmouth and has obtained multiple qualifications from various employers, as well as GCSEs from Blackfen School for Girls.
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Northern Territory Government
We recognise the skills, dedication and diversity of our employees, whether they are working in the Red Centre, the Top End or in one of our remote or regional communities. The Territory is a place of opportunity and we offer exciting careers across a range of sectors. We value innovation and understand that our employees are our biggest asset, which is why we are big believers in maintaining a work-life balance. We, as a government, are working hard to improve the lives of all Territorians. This includes laying the foundations of what is likely to be the biggest period of growth in the Territory’s history, with a strong focus on developing Northern Australia. It’s an exciting time to be a Territorian, and unlocking the full potential of Northern Australia will boost Australia’s prosperity - increasing exports and employment to ensure Australia’s position among the world’s top economies is protected. Join us as we plan for the future of the Territory, the future of North, and the future of Australia.