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Key Facts: Victoria, Australia Wages

Location
Victoria, Australia
Currency
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Minimum Wage
A$24.95 /hr (matches national rate)
Average Gross Monthly Salary
A$8,715.20 /month
Median Individual Income
A$41,756 /year
Data Source
Fair Work Commission / Australian Bureau of Statistics
Last Updated
2026-05-28
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Average Salary in Victoria

State of Australia · Data verified 2026-01-01

Minimum wage

A$24.95 /hr

Average salary A$8,715.20 /mo

Matches Australia national rate #7 of 8 state Since 2025-07-01

With a population of 7.1 million, Victoria is a state of Australia whose economy centers on financial services and manufacturing. The state follows the national minimum wage of A$24.95 per hour. Workers earn an average gross salary of A$8,715 per month. Key economic outputs include dairy products, pharmaceuticals, machinery.

• AT A GLANCE

Rank
#7 of 8
state
vs National
=
Australia floor
Annual (est.)
A$51,896
full-time, before tax
Change Since 2022
+17%
nominal wage

• SECTOR RATES

Casual employees

A$31.19 /hr

Since 2025-07-01

Includes 25% casual loading to compensate for lack of paid leave entitlements.

Wage Breakdown

Hourly
A$24.95
Monthly
A$4,108 Based on 164.67 hours/month (38 hrs/week)
Annual
A$49,296 Based on 1,976 hours/year (38 hrs/week, 52 weeks)

Australia has a uniform national minimum wage set by the Fair Work Commission. Applies to employees not covered by a Modern Award or enterprise agreement. Standard workweek is 38 hours.

At this rate, a full-time worker earns approximately A$51,896 /yr before tax. Whether that covers living costs depends on local prices. See Australia purchasing power context.

Average Salary

A$8,715.20 /mo gross

A$104,582.40 /yr gross

Australian Bureau of Statistics · 2025

Median Income

A$41,756 /yr individual

Australian Bureau of Statistics — 2021 Census of Population and Housing · 2021

Minimum Wage History

Nominal wage

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