The Barossa region boasts a strong employment market with over 33,000 jobs available, primarily concentrated in industries such as farming and forestry, manufacturing, and retail/hospitality.
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Region snapshot
Population
44,999
Median age
43 yrs
Jobs in region
33,452
Median weekly rent
$290/wk
Median weekly mortgage
$330/wk
Median household income
$962/wk
Region size
2134.81 (Sq Kms)
Largest city
Nurioopta
Infrastructure
0
Airports
4
Hospitals
0
Universities
Housing
Industry mix
Population, housing, industry & infrastructure: ABS Census 2021 / regional data.
By the numbers
4,110 new roles this week· 6,462 in the last 30 days
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Share of live roles by employment type.
Top employers
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Talent in Barossa
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Private Advertiser
About the role As a Vineyard Operator, you will be responsible for day-to-day vineyard operations across the FABAL sites. You will work closely with the Vineyard Manager, Supervisor and other operators, assisting with…
1918 Bistro and Grill
Our busy kitchen requires a hard working junior kitchen hand, ideally around 16 years of age. Main duties will be washing dishes with a little food prep also required. This is one of the most important roles in the ki…
Barossa Village
We are a successful not for profit aged care provider, offering a comprehensive range of services from independent retirement living, home support, home care services, and residential care We currently have an opportu…
Department for Education and Child Development SA
Position Descriptor: Please note the salary amount may differ from that advertised. Salary is dependent upon your current employment status with the Department for Education, tenure and hours per week. The salary stat…
1918 Bistro and Grill
Are you passionate about the culinary arts? Ready to learn and grow under the guidance of seasoned professionals? This is your chance to take the first step in your culinary career with us! Position: Apprentice Chef L…
1918 Bistro and Grill
1918 Bistro & Grill, a busy restaurant in the heart of the Barossa Valley, is looking for a smart, friendly, hardworking food and beverage attendant. Must be available to work weekends and split shifts. Experience in …
Living & working
A closer look at the people, housing, jobs, industry and services that shape Barossa.
The region boasts over 33,000 jobs, resulting in a healthy job-to-population ratio . The median personal income per week sits at $755, showcasing the economic viability of working in Barossa.
There are around 17,231 households in Barossa, with an average size of three people. The housing market has a variety of types, primarily consisting of separate houses, with median rent prices of approximately $290 and mortgage costs of around $330 per week.
The Barossa region has an estimated population of nearly 45,000 residents, with a median age of 43. Approximately 62% of the population is within the working age bracket, and there are around 622 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents contributing to the community's cultural richness.
With nearly 4,000 businesses operating in the Barossa region, key industries include farming, manufacturing, and retail/hospitality. This diversity fosters a resilient economy where job opportunities can flourish across various sectors.
Barossa has a solid infrastructure that includes four hospitals, ensuring residents have access to essential healthcare services. However, the region lacks airports or universities, which may necessitate travel for some educational and transport needs.
