Office & Workplace at National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)

Not all offices have the same fittings (standing desks etc), but all good amenities (lockers, showers etc). Kitchens exist but are not always well maintained or very social spaces. Dress code varies greatly by office and team.

National office is great, Brisbane office is less so, quite outdated, but in a great location.

Our office space is open, airy, and inviting. I can see the ocean from my desk so I am very pleased with were I sit. Our dress code is smart attire. We have uniforms to wear . I choose to wear smart attire because I am a big girl ad my shirt is not loose enough for my liking haha.

The facilities are perfectly satisfactory. The dress code in Canberra is more on the formal side than other Commonwealth departments. Some people do casual Fridays but it is not a widespread activity

The office space is quite open and we hot desk so there is opportunity to move around and meet others. We are located in Woden right next to a shopping centre so the food choices are large. The offices have a kitchen on every level and they are always clean. We also have a parents room, prayer room and library. The best thing about our offices are the art works and art pieces.

Dress code is casual.

The location is excellent, easily accessible and with a range of parking and public transport options for those who travel to work. There is plenty of space in the offices, excellent kitchen facilities and it is close to a range of shops and food places, making it convenient if you need to go out for something. The dress code is very variable, and people feel comfortable wearing what suits them and their style.

Varies a lot from Canberra to regional offices, to remote offices. Canberra office is lovely. Some of the regional offices are a bit old and very metro. Some of the remote offices are not in great condition. Dress code varies too - Canberra is more relaxed business, regional offices a little bit more relaxed, remote are quite casual or tend to wear uniforms.

Location is great and easy to access for both public and private transport. Facilities are all quite new and well designed. The office hot-desks due to resourcing constraints, which can be frustrating and overstimulating, but there are pods that can give you some private time and space.

Great kitchens, good meeting spaces, sit-stand desks.

All okay

I love the modern feel to the office with lots of artwork around.

The offices are large and spacious, have good lighting and all facilities available to ensure I am safe and secure at work.

Has all the facilities and right next to a shopping centre. Dress is quite casual which i love.

The dress code is very relaxed. Men wear buttondowns and chinos or nice jeans at a minimum usually. Most men do not wear suits or dress shoes, and it's very rare to see a tie. The dress code for women is even more relaxed.

Office space is good and modern, location could be better but it is close to transport options and Westfield/shopping options, post office and ACT service centre.

The hotdesking arrangement is great in theory but frustrating otherwise. Dress code ranges depending on the team - nicely and refreshingly on the informal side most of the time. Wish it was located in the city. Facilities are decent.

Spaces to work at are roomy. Need more indoor plants to make the place feel more comfortable. Dress code is fine, but would like to see more corporate wear with the companies logo, on nice shirts and jackets.

Nice open spaces and plenty of natural light.

Formal dress code