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The NSW public sector includes ten departments and many agencies and organisations working together to develop policy and deliver important services such as health, education, housing, transport and infrastructure across NSW. We are over 300,000 dedicated people who share the same values - making a difference, giving back and responding to the future. Read our community guidelines: bit.ly/PD-community-guidelines

Greater Shepparton City Council is one of the region’s largest employers with approximately 462 EFT staff in full-time, part-time and casual roles. Eighty-five per cent of our staff also live here bringing a local passion, perspective and knowledge to the services we provide. We deliver more than 100 services to the community including childcare, kindergarten, maternal and child health, waste, infrastructure management, leisure and sporting facilities, home and community care, community planning, small business development, major events, visual and performing arts, and building and planning. We have affordable real estate and a variety of public and private schools, health services and sporting facilities including an extensive shared pathway network and major rivers. Our lifestyle is enviable with coffee shops and restaurants, wineries, farmers markets, farm-gate suppliers and factory outlets as well as vibrant shopping centres, the Shepparton Art Museum, the award winning KidsTown Adventure Playground and Aquamoves so there is plenty to occupy your weekends. Greater Shepparton is a vibrant and progressive multicultural community offering the best of both provincial and metropolitan lifestyles. With its central Victorian location Greater Shepparton is an ideal place in which to live and work. We would love you to join us!

The Southern Downs region offers an outstanding mix of investment and business opportunities, industrial and rural locations and a relaxed country lifestyle. Located around two hours from both Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the Southern Downs is a location of choice for business, investment and employment. The Southern Downs’ low set-up costs and overheads make the region a highly cost-effective location to start or grow a business. Relative to other regions in South East Queensland, the Southern Downs regional economy has competitive strengths in agriculture, food product manufacturing and transport/logistics. The local workforce of almost 17,000 people is stable and has the highest proportion of workers in food manufacturing and road transport compared to other parts of South East Queensland. The Southern Downs’ low set-up costs and overheads make the region a highly cost-effective location to start or grow a business. Relative to other regions in South East Queensland, the Southern Downs regional economy has competitive strengths in agriculture, food product manufacturing and transport/logistics. The local workforce of almost 17,000 people is stable and has the highest proportion of workers in food manufacturing and road transport compared to other parts of South East Queensland.