Market data, Australia
Jobs in Australia: market data and employers' own adverts
26,554 live jobs in Australia, read last night from employers' own sites.
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Check before you goTUNAI never charges for a job, a visa or sponsorship, and never asks you to pay an employer or an agent. It searches employers' own public adverts. TUNAI is a search engine over employers' own public adverts. It does not recruit, place or send anyone abroad, and it is not a recruitment agency. Only a licensed agency may recruit for work abroad. To check a recruitment agency, use the DMW at dmw.gov.ph.
Route sketch, not a map
Live roles
Roles with the most jobs in Australia
Each one opens the live page: pay where adverts state it, skills and cities.
Teacher475 jobs, most in MelbourneSee jobs →Graduate181 jobs, most in MelbourneSee jobs →Project Manager172 jobs, most in SydneySee jobs →Account Executive168 jobs, most in SydneySee jobs →Account Manager154 jobs, most in SydneySee jobs →Chef141 jobs, most in MelbourneSee jobs →Software Engineer133 jobs, most in SydneySee jobs →Registered Nurse119 jobs, most in BrisbaneSee jobs →
We do not have an official list of employers that can sponsor for Australia yet, so this page makes no claim about it. The TUNAI app quotes what each advert says.
Which adverts say they sponsor?
The TUNAI app flags employers that can sponsor and quotes what each advert says, with alerts and a saved shortlist.
Questions
Questions people ask first
How do I tell a real offer from a scam?
Never pay to get a job or a visa. Check a recruitment agency with the DMW at dmw.gov.ph, and check the employer on its own website.
Does TUNAI give visa advice?
No. Each government sets its own visa rules and publishes them on its official site. TUNAI shows live jobs and the evidence it can read.