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All levels of governments regularly advertise for staff in newspapers and/or on their own websites as well as on job sites like Seek.
Every Thursday, permanent government vacancies are advertised in what is known as the Government Gazette, which is available online. The hardcopy can sometimes be found in public libraries. If a job is not in the Gazette, then it does not exist!
The different government departments and agencies tend to have their own recruitment processes which vary slightly. It’s important to contact the human resources section of the department (and/or the contact person specified in the advertisement) to find out exactly what’s required before lodging an application.
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