There are 13 live roles in the Central Highlands on ViewJobs, 1 new this week. Key industries driving economic growth include farming and forestry, which employ a significant portion of the workforce, along with construction and hospitality.
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G'day Group
About Us G’day Group comprises leading Australian tourism brands in Discovery Parks, Resorts and the loyalty program G'day Rewards. Employing more than 2000 people Australia-wide, G’day Group has the largest park netw…
ALDI Stores
Company Description ALDI. Good Different. With roots dating back to 1913, ALDI is proud to make a real difference to people across the world by offering top quality products for low prices. ALDI first entered the Aust…
ALDI Stores
Company Description ALDI first entered the Australian grocery market in 2001 and has since grown to have almost 600 stores and 8 distribution centres in 5 states. If you’ve ever shopped at ALDI, you know we are not yo…
OTR Group
Crew Member We are on the lookout for enthusiastic people who want to engage in awesome teamwork and are ready, willing, and able to learn new skills. About the role Working closely with the shift manager and as part …
Medrecruit
Locum cover is required for: 5 November 2026 10 - 12 November 2026 18 November 2026 20 November 2026 23 November 2026 Position Details: Covering: Gynae List/General surgery/Scope Lits/ENT down to 5yrs Please note that…
Halls Gap Camping Pty t/as Silverband Lodge
Located in the heart of Halls Gap and set against the spectacular landscape of Gariwerd / Grampians National Park, Silverband Lodge is the perfect base for school excursions and journey-based programs, corporate retre…
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Region snapshot
Region profile
Population
23,542
Median age
47 yrs
Median weekly rent
$225/wk
Median weekly mortgage
$240/wk
Region size
9936.38 (Sq Kms)
Largest city
Ararat
Infrastructure
2
Airports
3
Hospitals
0
Universities
Housing
Industry mix
Region profile, housing, industry & infrastructure: ABS Census 2021 / regional data.
By the numbers
1 new role this week· 8 in the last 30 days
Job types
Share of live roles by employment type.
Top employers
Most active employers hiring in-region.
Talent in Central Highlands
Candidates active in-region · aggregate only.
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The Central Highlands roles by industry. Each tile opens that industry across Australia.
Living & working
A closer look at the people, housing, jobs, industry and services that shape Central Highlands.
The median weekly personal income of $670 demonstrates the potential for sustainable living within the region.
The region accommodates 10,084 households, with an average size of 2 individuals. Housing options range from separate houses to caravans, while median rent costs are $225 per week, making housing relatively affordable.
With an estimated population of 23,542, the Central Highlands has a median age of 47, showcasing a mature demographic. The working-age population, representing over half of residents, includes 455 individuals identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.
The Central Highlands is home to approximately 2,345 businesses, with the agricultural sector leading in economic activity, particularly in farming and forestry. Other notable industries include retail, hospitality, and construction, which contribute significantly to the region's employment landscape.
The Central Highlands is served by 3 hospitals and two regional airports, facilitating accessibility to essential healthcare and transport options. While there are no universities, vocational training opportunities are available to support local workforce development.
