Gladstone boasts a dynamic employment landscape, with approximately 48,800 jobs available across the region. The economy thrives on the blend of various sectors, including strong agricultural foundations with over 550 businesses dedicated to farming and forestry, alongside a…
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Region snapshot
Population
64,304
Median age
38 yrs
Jobs in region
48,768
Median weekly rent
$276/wk
Median weekly mortgage
$369/wk
Median household income
$1,016/wk
Region size
10484.29 (Sq Kms)
Largest city
Gladstone
Infrastructure
2
Airports
2
Hospitals
1
University
Housing
Industry mix
Population, housing, industry & infrastructure: ABS Census 2021 / regional data.
By the numbers
114 new roles this week· 220 in the last 30 days
Job types
Share of live roles by employment type.
Top employers
Most active employers hiring in-region.
Advertised salary
Which industries pay most in Gladstone.
Talent in Gladstone
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Bendigo Bank
It starts here. With Bendigo Bank… and you. We’ve never been ‘just a bank’. Just like you should never be ‘just an employee’. We’re united in our belief that in banking, better can be bigger, and together we’re making…
Catholic Education Diocese of Rockhampton
Position: Facilities Officer (Groundsperson) Commencement Date: As soon as able or as negotiated with the successful applicant Employment Status: Term-time Hours per week: 30 hpw Hourly rate: $31.20 - $32.19 (pending …
Strang International Limited
STRANG (Est 1928) is one of Australia's leading integrated logistic service providers. We require an operator to drive heavy specialised equipment on a permanent full-time basis, working 40 hours a week on a rotating …
Living & working
A closer look at the people, housing, jobs, industry and services that shape Gladstone.
Approximately 48,800 jobs are available in Gladstone, with a median income of $758 per week. The job-to-population ratio indicates a healthy economy, ensuring opportunities for residents to thrive.
Gladstone contains about 25,700 households, averaging three people per household. The diverse housing types include separate houses, units, and caravans, with median weekly rent at $276 and median mortgage costs at $369.
The region has an estimated population of over 64,000, with a median age of 38. Approximately 41,000 residents are in the working-age group, including a notable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population of nearly 4,000.
Gladstone's economy showcases a solid business landscape with nearly 4,000 total businesses. Key sectors driving this growth include agriculture, manufacturing, and retail/hospitality, providing ample job opportunities for residents.
Gladstone has essential services with two local hospitals, two regional airports, and one university, all contributing to the region's solid infrastructure. These facilities provide residents with access to healthcare and education, essential for supporting a quality lifestyle.
