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Not at the moment. I think what tends to happen is that the role of a dramaturg is fulfilled by other artists. For example, playwrights or directors may have dramaturgical skills and adapt this knowledge to undertake dramaturgical tasks. Because the theatre industry in Australia is so small, people tend to be adaptable and work in different roles.
