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Staff Information HSTAC, in collaboration with the Australian Servcies Union, has developed a Collective Agreement as a framework for the employment of staff for the organisation.The Agreement is available on the website as an example for organisations who are interested in developing similar agreements. Download the Agreement (PDF)HSTAC Staff ProfilesBarbara
Pitman -
Executive Officer
Tamara Crawford - Administration Officer (Part Time)
Tamara started life in a small Queensland coal town called Gladstone, but her parents brought her as a baby to Darwin shortly after Cyclone Tracy, just when everybody else was leaving town! In the early 90's Tamara played bass in a band at shows around Darwin and at the end of 1994 the band left Darwin for Melbourne, produced several recordings, and played at many popular venues and festivals. While in Melbourne, Tamara studied International Relations at Deakin University and did some voluntary and admin work for community service organisations. After spending 11 years on the other side of the country and still not acclimatising to the winters, Tamara decided it was time to return to the tropics and dragged her partner Damien up with her. Don't worry, he likes it here now!
Morgan Sabbith - NTYAN Project Officer (Part Time)
Morgan began her early childhood in the small gold mining town of Warrego near Tennant Creek and spent a year living overseas in Nauru, a small pacific island nation. Returning to Australia in '84, Morgan travelled around Tasmania with her family for several months before moving to Grassy, a small sheelite mining ghost town on King Island. Although Morgan spent the next 6 years moving back and forth between the cold, deserted, small country town and the sunny, populated Central Coast beach town of Umina due to her father's work and study commitments, it was Grassy that she considered herself to be from. In '91, with the closure of the Grassy mine, Morgan moved to Jabiru in the Top End and it was there that a passion for Aboriginal affairs was seeded. After previously attending boarding school in Darwin, Morgan returned in '95 to live here with her then infant son. Morgan raised her son in Darwin while studying at Charles Darwin University and completed a degree in Design in '07. The following year, itchy feet saw Morgan and her now teenage son living in the snow fields of Victoria. Refreshed, with snowboards stored away, and living back in Darwin permanently, Morgan is committed to HSTAC and the youth sector of the Territory as the Youth Affairs Network Officer.
Daniel Shanahan - IT Trainee
Daniel is Territory born and bred and lived in Darwin until, at the age of 14, he moved to Sydney to live with a host family in order to pursue a better education. After completing Year 12, he moved back to his home town of Darwin and worked as a removalist. Daniel is on the Board of DEAF NT. He has played many varieties of sport over the years, particularly while he was living in Sydney's Deaf Community. The highlight for Daniel was playing for both the New South Wales and the Australian deaf cricket squads. Daniel is currently bringing the HSTAC office up to speed Information Technology-wise and is completing an IT Traineeship with HSTAC.
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