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Retail Manager
Wheatbelt pizza pty ltd

Hospitality & Tourism / Management

Job summary

Manage store operations, lead staff, and deliver excellent customer service.

Northam, 6401, Western Australia

Full time

$80,000 - $80,000 Annual

Water Operator TA Wanted!
Programmed

Farming, Animals & Conservation / Other

Job summary

We're looking for a Water Operator based in Merredin to join a great team and play an important role in maintaining the local water supply and wastewater networks.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Goomarin, Western Australia

Casual

Not specified

Process Operators | 2:1 Roster | Bald Hill
Mineral Resources

Mining, Resources & Energy / Other

Job summary

About The Opportunity A wholly owned subsidiary of Mineral Resources Ltd (ASX: MIN), CSI Mining Services is a leading provider of pit-to-ship mining services unique to the resources industry.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Julimar, Western Australia

Full time

Not specified

Home Care Services Employee
Baptistcare

Healthcare & Medical / Environmental Services

Job summary

Care Worker – At Home Services  Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of older Australians?

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Casual

Not specified

Support Worker - Jurian Bay
kanda

Community Services & Development / Volunteer Coordination & Support

Job summary

At the end of your shift… You might drive home thinking about the little things that happened today.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Contract

Not specified

Electrician
Solarig Australia

Trades & Services / Electricians

Job summary

Solarig – Leaders in the Sustainable Energy Revolution At Solarig, we have been transforming the global energy landscape for nearly 20 years with a clear purpose: to decarbonize society and build a sustainable future.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Full time

Not specified

Aboriginal Cultural Liaison Officer
shire of northam

Hospitality & Tourism / Other

Job summary

The Shire of Northam is seeking an Aboriginal Cultural Liaison Officer to help build and maintain strong relationships between the Shire and the local Aboriginal community.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Full time

Not specified

Concrete Precast
Hills Concrete Products

Construction / Project Management

Job summary

About the role Join our concrete precast team as a labourer in our family owned business in Northam.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Full time

Not specified

Multiskilled Carer
Juniper

Healthcare & Medical / Other

Job summary

About Juniper At Juniper, we are proud to be one of Western Australia's largest aged care providers, championing individualised care that keeps our customers connected to the people, passions, and places they have always loved.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Casual

Not specified

Dump Truck Operators
South West Personnel

Mining, Resources & Energy / Mining - Operations

Job summary

South West Personnel are currently recruiting for the next intake of experienced Dump Truck Operators in Narrogin W.A, engagement will commence on a casual basis through South West Personnel.

Northam & Wheatbelt, Northam, Western Australia

Casual

Not specified

Steady employment growth with diverse industries and competitive salaries

Employment in the Great Southern Wheatbelt has remained strong, supported by steady growth across health care, education, agriculture, construction, tourism and food production. With around 30,000 people employed across the region there is genuine career diversity and opportunities for skilled professionals.

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Beyond agriculture

While the Wheatbelt has historically been known for agriculture, today’s economy tells a broader story. The region is diversifying with growing sectors like renewable energy, tourism, and professional services. The Great Southern Wheatbelt has become a hub for renewable energy projects, medical research, and innovative agricultural practices, contributing to economic evolution driven by both geography and capability.

The professional opportunity

The Wheatbelt offers something unique in Australia's employment landscape: career advancement opportunities without the competition and lifestyle sacrifices often seen in larger cities. Here, professionals are recognised as contributors to a collaborative business community, where work-life integration and innovation are part of daily life.

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Competitive edge

Your career progression accelerates in the Wheatbelt. In major cities like Perth, professionals might spend years climbing the ladder while facing high living costs and traffic congestion. In the Wheatbelt, employers compete for skilled talent by offering leadership opportunities, flexible work arrangements, and compensation packages that reflect the lower cost of living. Many professionals reach senior roles faster while maintaining the lifestyle that drew them to the region.

The Wheatbelt network effect

Business relationships in the Wheatbelt extend beyond boardrooms. Professional connections are made over coffee, collaborative projects emerge from weekend outings, and career opportunities often come from the region’s tight-knit professional environment. Trust and reputation matter here, and personal connections often drive business opportunities. Median annual salaries range from $70,000 to $85,000, varying by industry and experience.

Professional networking
& career development

The Great Southern Development Commission  hosts regular networking events and business advocacy programs. Local professional groups in agriculture, renewable energy, and tourism provide opportunities for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and career connection across the region.

Major industries &
career opportunities

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Healthcare & social assistance
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Healthcare & social assistance

The Wheatbelt’s healthcare sector is growing rapidly, driven by an ageing population and medical research initiatives. Registered nurses earn AUD $70,000–$95,000, allied health professionals AUD $80,000–$120,000, healthcare managers AUD $130,000–$180,000, and medical specialists AUD $150,000+. Growth is expected to continue over the next three years with a projected 16% increase.
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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, the Wheatbelt’s professional services sector is thriving. Engineers earn AUD $95,000–$180,000, IT specialists AUD $100,000–$170,000, business analysts AUD $110,000–$160,000, and project managers AUD $120,000–$175,000. The sector is projected to see steady growth of 12%.
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Construction & infrastructure
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Construction & infrastructure

The Wheatbelt continues to drive significant infrastructure projects, including renewable energy developments, road upgrades, and urban renewal. Construction managers earn AUD $140,000–$200,000, project managers AUD $120,000–$180,000, site supervisors AUD $80,000–$120,000, and civil engineers AUD $85,000–$120,000. The sector is projected to grow by 18%.
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Education & training
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Education & training

Education remains a cornerstone of the Wheatbelt’s workforce, with universities, TAFE institutes, and local schools. University academic staff earn AUD $90,000–$150,000, school teachers AUD $70,000–$110,000, TAFE instructors AUD $80,000–$120,000, and education administrators up to AUD $120,000. The sector is projected to grow by 8%.
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Manufacturing & logistics
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Manufacturing & logistics

The Wheatbelt’s manufacturing and logistics sectors are supported by agriculture and renewable energy. Operations managers earn AUD $120,000–$180,000, logistics coordinators AUD $75,000–$100,000, quality assurance professionals AUD $80,000–$110,000, and warehouse supervisors AUD $70,000–$90,000. The sector is expected to grow by 6%.
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Technology & innovation
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Technology & innovation

The Wheatbelt is emerging as a hub for technology and innovation, particularly in fintech, health tech, and renewable energy technology. Software developers earn AUD $85,000–$150,000, cybersecurity specialists AUD $120,000–$170,000, and data professionals AUD $100,000–$160,000. This sector shows the strongest growth at 25%.
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Tourism & hospitality
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Tourism & hospitality

The Wheatbelt’s tourism industry continues to expand as the region’s natural beauty and agricultural heritage attract visitors. Hotel managers earn AUD $90,000–$130,000, restaurant managers AUD $75,000–$100,000, chefs AUD $65,000–$95,000, and event coordinators AUD $70,000–$95,000. The sector is expected to grow by 10%.
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