The East Coast boasts a diverse employment landscape, with a total of over 7,500 jobs available across various sectors, primarily in farming, forestry, and hospitality. Major towns like St Helens and Bicheno host numerous businesses, contributing significantly to the local…
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By the numbers
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Region snapshot
Population
12,015
Median age
56 yrs
Jobs in region
7,519
Median weekly rent
$250/wk
Median weekly mortgage
$250/wk
Median household income
$626/wk
Region size
5841.39 (Sq Kms)
Largest city
St Helens
Infrastructure
1
Airport
8
Hospitals
0
Universities
Housing
Industry mix
Population, housing, industry & infrastructure: ABS Census 2021 / regional data.
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About the role This is a high-quality customer service and marine operations role. You are required to perform vessel duties safely and efficiently while delivering professional hospitality experience within a water-b…
George and Matilda Eyecare
Part Time Optical Dispenser – Swansea Love people? Love eyewear? Join us and make a real difference! We are looking for a Casual Optical Assistant with a knack for making people happy, because who says customer servic…
cohealth
Your journey as a GP Registrar will flourish as you develop exceptional clinical skills across a diverse patient population as part of a welcoming and growing community. In one of Tasmania’s most picturesque coastline…
Glamorgan Spring Bay Council
Glamorgan Spring Bay Council is seeking an enthusiastic and community-minded Environmental Health Officer to join our Environmental Health team based in Triabunna. This is an ongoing part-time opportunity (15 – 22.5 h…
Maggie Moo Music
About Us Maggie Moo Music is an award-winning, fast-growing children's educational franchise that delivers fun, interactive music, movement, and sensory sessions for babies, toddlers, and preschool-aged children. With…
Living & working
A closer look at the people, housing, jobs, industry and services that shape East Coast.
There are approximately 7,519 jobs available in the East Coast region, with a median personal income of around $524 weekly. This job-to-population ratio highlights a stable employment market, creating a sense of job security for residents.
Home to about 5,665 households, the East Coast region features an average household size of two. The predominant housing types include separate houses, with median rent and mortgage costs each averaging around $250 per week, contributing to its affordability for families and individuals.
The East Coast has an estimated population of around 12,015, with a median age of 56. The working age population (ages 15-64) comprises approximately 6,730 individuals, while the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community makes up around 504 residents.
With over 1,073 businesses operating in the region, the East Coast is dominated by sectors such as farming and forestry, which employ a significant portion of the workforce. Retail, hospitality, and construction also play crucial roles in the local economy, reflecting a diverse and vibrant business landscape.
The East Coast is served by eight hospitals ensuring essential healthcare coverage for residents, alongside one regional airport to facilitate travel. However, there are no universities in the area, prompting students to seek higher education opportunities elsewhere.
