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Contract Administrator
My Australian Career

Administration & Office Support / Contracts Administration

Job summary

Join our team and grow your career as a Contract Administrator!

Tivendale, 822, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

$79,500 - $85,000 Annual

Professional Practice Administrative Officer
Matarazo Pty Ltd

Administration & Office Support / Administrative Assistants

Job summary

The Professional Practice Administrative Officer is responsible and accountable for their own work which is performed within established guidelines.

Parap, 820, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

$70,000 - $75,000 Annual

Butcher
Suhana Butcher And Grocery shop

Retail & Consumer Products / Retail Assistants

Job summary

Summary Join our team as a qualified Butcher at Suhana Butcher And Grocery shop in Australia

Millner, 810, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

$80,000 - $80,000 Annual

Cook/Chef
Y & F (CB) Pty Ltd

Hospitality & Tourism / Chefs/Cooks

Job summary

Location: ChinaBar Gateway, Gateway Shopping Centre, Yarrawonga NT Salary range: $60,000 - $80,000 per annum, salary commensurate with responsibility

Yarrawonga, 830, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

$60,000 - $80,000 Annual

Hydraulic Technician
questas

Trades & Services

Job summary

NT Permanent Full time Closing on: Jan 25 2027 Winnellie About the Opportunity We are excited to announce that Winnellie Hydraulics have opportunities available for Hydraulic Technicians to join our team and help to build upon our growing service capabilities.

Alawa, 810, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

Not specified

Senior Radiographer, MRI Documentation and Workflow
NT Department of Health

Healthcare & Medical

Job summary

Primary Objective: Provide professional workflow, oversight, coordination and documentation for the MRI service across Royal Darwin and Palmerston Hospitals and ensure delivery of high quality, accurate, safe and consistently excellent imaging service.

Palmerston, 830, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

Not specified

Applied Finance Reporting Analyst
NT Department of Health

Banking & Financial Services

Job summary

Support the operations of NT Health by analysing, monitoring, and reporting on financial systems and budgets in order to maximise core business outputs for the achievement of strategic goals in accordance with Departmental guidelines.

Charles Darwin, 822, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

Not specified

Applied Senior Allied Health Professional
NT Department of Health

Healthcare & Medical

Job summary

Provide comprehensive assessments, planned interventions and co-ordinate care for older persons with mental health disorders and age related physical conditions across the Top End Health region.

Charles Darwin, 822, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

Not specified

Economic Development Officer - Sea Country
Northern Land Council

Government & Defence

Job summary

Status: Full-time Ongoing  Salary package: $122,555 Per Annum (Inclusive of 15% superannuation)  Relocation Assistance available for eligible interstate applicant, in accordance with the NLC Enterprise Agreement.  Help Create Lasting Economic Opportunities for Traditional Owners.                                        The Northern Land Council (NLC) is looking for an experienced and driven Economic Development Officer – Sea Country to support Traditional Owners in identifying and progressing economic development opportunities that align with their aspirations for Sea Country and community.

Charles Darwin, 822, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

Not specified

Retail Manager
Blooms The Chemist

Retail & Consumer Products

Job summary

Retail Manager – Blooms The Chemist Parap Location: Parap, NTPosition: Full-Time Retail Manager About Blooms The Chemist Blooms The Chemist is one of Australia's leading pharmacy groups, committed to improving the health and wellbeing of local communities through professional healthcare services, quality products, and exceptional customer care.

Parap, 820, Darwin, Northern Territory

Full time

Not specified

4.6% employment growth, nationally strategic industries, competitive salaries

Darwin’s employment grew by 4.6% over the past year, reflecting strong demand across defence, healthcare, construction, and professional services. With approximately 72,000 people employed in Greater Darwin, the city offers genuine career diversity, stability, and opportunity.

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Beyond the frontier economy

While Darwin’s early economy was shaped by defence, shipping, and public administration, today’s city tells a broader story. Darwin has evolved into a strategic northern capital where healthcare specialists collaborate with researchers, where engineering expertise supports energy and infrastructure projects, and where professionals work across Asia-Pacific trade and logistics. This isn’t just diversification; it’s transformation driven by geography, capability, and purpose.

The professional opportunity

Darwin offers something unique in Australia’s employment landscape: the career advancement opportunities of a capital city without the congestion, competition, and lifestyle sacrifices. Darwin is a place where talented professionals are recognised contributors within a collaborative business community, where innovation, flexibility, and work-life balance are part of everyday working life.

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Competitive edge

Your career progression accelerates here. In Sydney or Melbourne, professionals often spend years navigating layered hierarchies and high living costs. In Darwin, employers compete for skilled talent by offering leadership responsibility, flexible arrangements, and remuneration that stretches further due to lower housing and commuting costs. Many professionals reach senior roles sooner while maintaining the lifestyle that drew them to their career.

The Darwin network effect

Business relationships in Darwin extend beyond boardrooms. Industry connections form through professional forums, community events, and shared involvement in sport and volunteering. Career opportunities often emerge through the city’s close-knit professional environment, where trust and reputation matter. Median annual salaries range from $70,000 to $95,000, varying by industry and experience.

Professional networking
& career development

The Darwin Chamber of Commerce hosts regular networking events and business advocacy programs. Engineers Australia NT, defence industry forums, and sector-specific professional groups provide opportunities for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and career connection across the Territory.

Major industries &
career opportunities

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Healthcare & social assistance
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Healthcare & social assistance

Darwin’s healthcare sector continues to expand, driven by population growth, ageing demographics, and its role as a service hub for northern Australia. Registered nurses earn $75,000–$105,000, allied health professionals $85,000–$125,000, healthcare managers $140,000–$180,000, and medical specialists $160,000+. Growth outlook projects continued strong demand over the next three years.
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Professional, scientific & technical services
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Professional, scientific & technical services

From engineering and environmental consulting to IT and business services, Darwin’s professional sector supports defence, infrastructure, and energy industries. Engineers earn $95,000–$180,000, IT specialists $100,000–$170,000, business analysts $110,000–$160,000, and project managers $120,000–$175,000. The sector shows steady growth.
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Construction & infrastructure
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Construction & infrastructure

Major defence, housing, and civil infrastructure projects continue to drive construction demand across Darwin. Construction managers earn $150,000–$210,000, project managers $120,000–$185,000, site supervisors $85,000–$130,000, and skilled trades $90,000–$140,000. Strong growth is forecast across the sector in the coming years.
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Education & training
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Education & training

Education remains a cornerstone of Darwin’s workforce, spanning higher education, vocational training, and community learning. University academic staff earn $95,000–$155,000, school teachers $75,000–$110,000, TAFE trainers $80,000–$120,000, and education administrators up to $125,000.
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Manufacturing & logistics
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Manufacturing & logistics

Darwin’s port, defence supply chains, and proximity to Asia support logistics, food processing, and specialised manufacturing. Operations managers earn $130,000–$185,000, logistics coordinators $80,000–$105,000, quality assurance professionals $85,000–$115,000, and warehouse supervisors $75,000–$95,000.
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Technology & innovation
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Technology & innovation

Emerging as a growing technology centre, Darwin supports defence technology, remote health solutions, and environmental monitoring. Software developers earn $90,000–$155,000, cybersecurity specialists $135,000–$175,000, data professionals $120,000–$165,000, and DevOps engineers $130,000–$165,000.
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Tourism & hospitality
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Tourism & hospitality

Darwin’s reputation as a gateway to the Top End drives demand across tourism and hospitality. Hotel managers earn $95,000–$135,000, restaurant managers $75,000–$105,000, chefs $70,000–$100,000, and event coordinators $75,000–$100,000.
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