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Expect questions on plain-language editing, working under fixed election programme deadlines, handling sensitive or regulated public content, and collaborating with multi-stakeholder government teams. Prepare examples of collateral you have edited end-to-end and how you resolved accuracy or consistency issues.
Strong fit if you are an editor who thrives on precise, accessible public communications and programme-paced delivery in a Wellington-based government setting. Less suitable if you need remote work or a purely commercial brand role—this listing is on-site and election-programme focused.
As Collateral Editor on the Election 2026 Programme Team, a typical day would centre on drafting, editing, and polishing public-facing and internal collateral for DIA’s election programme—fact-checking copy, aligning tone with public-service standards, coordinating reviews with programme leads, and preparing materials for print and digital channels under tight programme timelines.
No. The listing is for Wellington, Greater Wellington, and is not marked remote.
Editing and producing collateral for DIA’s Election 2026 Programme Team, supporting accurate, consistent election-related communications.
Wellington City in the Greater Wellington area (source display includes Wellington, 6011, New Zealand / Aotearoa).
Collateral Editor - Election 2026 Programme Team Department of Internal Affairs Wellington, Greater Wellington What This Role Involves A fixed-term position from mid-August to 30 October 2026, the Collateral Editor will lead the development and publication of key Ministerial Services information material. This role is part of a high-profile programme supporting the transition to the 55th Executive. Key Responsibilities Lead the development and publication of critical information materials for Ministerial Services. Work closely with subject matter experts and stakeholders across the Department of Internal Affairs and Parliament. Support the transition to the 55th Executive by ensuring accurate and timely delivery of key documents. Who We're Looking For We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Collateral Editor who can demonstrate: Strong editorial skills with experience in developing and publishing information materials. Adept at working collaboratively with subject matter experts and stakeholders. Excellent communication and organizational abilities. A commitment to accuracy, attention to detail, and a proactive approach to work. About Department of Internal Affairs The Department of Internal Affairs (Te Tari Taiwhenua) is a key government agency responsible for supporting the transition to the 55th Executive. The role involves working within this dynamic environment, contributing to critical information materials that support ministerial services. Apply Today To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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