Latest Data: Australia’s 20 Most In-Demand Occupations — Is Your Field on the List?

A new set of data has revealed Australia’s most in-demand roles right now. The figures draw on the 20 industries with the highest number of vacancies nationally in the fourth quarter of last year — soon-to-graduate students, check whether your field makes the shortlist.

Registered Nurse — 8,377 vacancies
Software and Applications Programmer — 6,269 vacancies
Aged and Disabled Carer — 4,642 vacancies
Child Carer — 4,277 vacancies
Construction Manager — 4,230 vacancies
Electrical Mechanic — 3,924 vacancies
Retail Manager — 3,777 vacancies
Cook — 3,725 vacancies
Medical Practitioner — 3,352 vacancies
Metal Fitter and Machinist — 3,137 vacancies
ICT Business Systems Analyst — 3,053 vacancies
Civil Engineering Professional — 2,871 vacancies
Electrician — 2,839 vacancies
Early Childhood Teacher — 2,493 vacancies
Contract, Programme and Project Administrator — 2,392 vacancies
Advertising and Marketing Professional — 2,265 vacancies
Physiotherapist — 1,262 vacancies
Gardener — 1,015 vacancies
Mining Engineer — 957 vacancies
Database and Systems Administrator / ICT Security Specialist — 942 vacancies

Concerts Pile Up This Saturday — NSW Transport Advises “Arrive Early, Don’t Drive”

Plenty of you are heading to Jay Chou’s Sydney concert this Saturday! If you missed out on tickets, here’s one last chance to grab a pair forFREE — details below!

Anyway, back to the main story. This Saturday, alongside Jay Chou’s concert, Harry Styles is also holding shows on Friday and Saturday night — meaning more than 100,000 people will be converging on Olympic Park, and Saturday traffic around Olympic Park is going to be absolutely gridlocked!

In response, NSW Transport has issued an official reminder: “We recommend using public transport wherever possible on the day. Traffic is expected to be heavy and parking will be limited, so please don’t drive.”

“Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid increased demand on public transport and traffic congestion.”

Sydney will also be running extra train and bus services to and from Olympic Park. Full details on additional services can be found at transportnsw.info.

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