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Recruitment in Mildura

Recruitment agency in Mildura for Sunraysia employers

CrossNation is a recruitment agency registered in Mildura, Victoria (VIC 3500) that recruits for employers in Mildura and the Sunraysia region. We recruit allied health, licensed and diesel trades, aged care, nursing, horticulture, hospitality and disability support staff from candidates based in Australia and from overseas. Our fee is 12% for roles under $50k, 15% for $50k–$90k, 18% above $90k, 20% executive, charged on first-year remuneration (salary plus super), plus GST, with a 90-day replacement guarantee (replacement, not refund), subject to our agreement.

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  • 12% for roles under $50k, 15% for $50k–$90k, 18% above $90k, 20% executive.

    Fees are charged on first-year remuneration (salary plus super), plus GST. Charged only when a placement succeeds. No placement, no fee.

    Christmas offer: sign our agreement by 11:59pm AEDT, Friday 27 November 2026 and pay 12% on every role. See offer terms.

  • 90-day replacement guarantee (replacement, not refund), subject to our agreement

    See our terms.

Who does CrossNation recruit for in Mildura?

CrossNation takes briefs from employers in Mildura and the Sunraysia region for allied health professionals, licensed and diesel tradespeople, aged care and nursing staff, horticulture workers, hospitality staff and disability support workers. We search for candidates who already live in Australia and for candidates overseas, record each person's qualification, registration or licence status and work rights so you can verify them, and you decide who to interview.

Two sectors have their own Mildura page because the local figures and pay rules differ. For the others, the national page for the sector explains the role, the award and the screening checks.

Where is CrossNation, and how does it serve Mildura?

CrossNation Education Services Pty Ltd is registered in Mildura, Victoria (VIC 3500). That is our registered location, not an office. We do not run an office in Mildura and we do not have a street address there. Mildura employers send a brief through the enquiry form, and we recruit for them from our offices in Melbourne, Coventry, Mohali and Dubai.

What do the Census numbers say about Mildura?

The Mildura local government area had 56,972 residents at the 2021 Census and a median age of 40, compared with 38 in Victoria. Median weekly household income was $1,341, compared with $1,759 in Victoria.

Hospitals (except Psychiatric Hospitals) employed 952 people (3.8% of employed residents, compared with 4.6% in Victoria). Grape Growing employed 776 people (3.1% of employed residents, compared with 0.1% in Victoria), and Aged Care Residential Services employed 683 people (2.7% of employed residents, compared with 2.0% in Victoria).

1,526 residents (2.7%) were aged 85 years and over, compared with 2.2% in Victoria. The figures describe the Mildura local government area only.

These are ABS 2021 Census figures. They describe the area, not CrossNation's own placements.

Age and income in Mildura

Age and income in Mildura, from the ABS 2021 Census: Mildura, Victoria and Australia
2021 CensusMilduraVictoriaAustralia
Median age (years)403838
Median weekly household income$1,341$1,759$1,746
Median weekly family income$1,700$2,136$2,120
Median weekly personal income$694$803$805

Source: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats: Mildura (retrieved 27 October 2026). Counts with the share of residents or employed residents in brackets, exactly as the ABS prints them.

Industries employing the most people (top responses)

Industries employing the most people (top responses), from the ABS 2021 Census: Mildura, Victoria and Australia
2021 CensusMilduraVictoriaAustralia
Hospitals (except Psychiatric Hospitals)952 (3.8%)146,890 (4.6%)545,158 (4.5%)
Supermarket and Grocery Stores813 (3.2%)75,275 (2.4%)299,810 (2.5%)
Grape Growing776 (3.1%)1,772 (0.1%)6,009 (0.0%)
Aged Care Residential Services683 (2.7%)62,520 (2.0%)258,274 (2.1%)
Other Social Assistance Services650 (2.6%)68,023 (2.2%)278,221 (2.3%)

Source: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats: Mildura (retrieved 27 October 2026). Counts with the share of residents or employed residents in brackets, exactly as the ABS prints them.

Occupation groups (top responses)

Occupation groups (top responses), from the ABS 2021 Census: Mildura, Victoria and Australia
2021 CensusMilduraVictoriaAustralia
Professionals4,105 (16.4%)790,960 (25.0%)2,886,921 (24.0%)
Labourers3,642 (14.5%)277,292 (8.8%)1,086,120 (9.0%)
Managers3,596 (14.3%)442,109 (14.0%)1,645,769 (13.7%)
Technicians and Trades Workers3,362 (13.4%)399,460 (12.6%)1,554,313 (12.9%)
Community and Personal Service Workers3,035 (12.1%)347,570 (11.0%)1,382,205 (11.5%)
Clerical and Administrative Workers2,607 (10.4%)392,444 (12.4%)1,525,311 (12.7%)
Sales Workers2,371 (9.4%)263,317 (8.3%)986,433 (8.2%)
Machinery Operators and Drivers1,754 (7.0%)187,939 (5.9%)755,863 (6.3%)

Source: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats: Mildura (retrieved 27 October 2026). Counts with the share of residents or employed residents in brackets, exactly as the ABS prints them.

Employed residents by industry division

The Census DataPack counts employed residents aged 15 years and over by industry division. In the Mildura local government area, 3,754 worked in Health Care and Social Assistance, 3,001 worked in Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing, 2,664 worked in Retail Trade, out of 25,101 employed residents. The ABS adjusts small counts in its DataPack tables, so the figures may not add up to the total. They are printed as the ABS prints them, with no percentage worked out from them.

Industry divisionEmployed residents aged 15 and over
Health Care and Social Assistance3,754
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing3,001
Retail Trade2,664
Education and Training2,115
Construction1,949
Accommodation and Food Services1,651
Manufacturing1,438
Public Administration and Safety1,290
All employed residents25,101

Source: ABS 2021 Census DataPack, table G54, Mildura local government area (retrieved 27 October 2026).

What do wages cost for roles hired in Mildura?

Wages are separate from our fee and follow the award or enterprise agreement that covers the role. Two examples from Fair Work: the Health Professionals and Support Services Award sets an AQF Level 7 health professional in the first year at $1,308.80 a week ($34.44 an hour) for full-time employees from 1 October 2026, and the Horticulture Award sets Level 2 at $1,004.90 a week ($26.44 an hour) from 1 July 2026.

Level 1 is $25.74 an hour under the Horticulture Award; the National Minimum Wage is $26.44; where an award applies, the award rate applies instead. Superannuation is paid on top at 12%. These are award minimums, the same in every state. Check Fair Work for the latest rates.

How does hiring in Mildura work with CrossNation?

  1. You send the role, location, start date and whether you want candidates based in Australia, overseas, or both.
  2. We search for candidates who match the brief and record their qualification, registration or licence status and work rights so you can check it.
  3. You interview the shortlist and choose who to offer.
  4. We coordinate the offer with you and the candidate. Our fee is 12% for roles under $50k, 15% for $50k–$90k, 18% above $90k, 20% executive, charged on first-year remuneration (salary plus super), plus GST, with a 90-day replacement guarantee (replacement, not refund), subject to our agreement.

How to choose a staff recruitment agency in Australia

These checks work for any agency. Each one is something you can ask for or verify before you send a brief.

  1. Fee basis in writing

    Ask for the percentage, what it is charged on and the event that makes the fee payable, in writing, before you send a brief.

    CrossNation: CrossNation's fee is 12% for roles under $50k, 15% for $50k–$90k, 18% above $90k, 20% executive, charged on first-year remuneration (salary plus super), plus GST, and only when a placement succeeds.

  2. Guarantee terms in writing

    Ask for the guarantee period and how it applies in the agreement you sign, not only on the agency's website.

    CrossNation: CrossNation placements carry a 90-day replacement guarantee (replacement, not refund), subject to our agreement. See our terms.

  3. How candidates are screened

    Ask what the agency checks before it shortlists a candidate, and what record it keeps, such as qualifications, registration or licence status and work rights, so you can verify each one yourself.

    CrossNation: CrossNation records each candidate's qualifications, registration or licence status and work rights so employers can verify them.

  4. Migration agent involvement

    If you are considering an overseas hire, ask who gives visa advice. Only a registered migration agent can give migration advice, and the register of migration agents is public (https://www.mara.gov.au/). This is general information, not migration advice. Speak to a registered migration agent.

    CrossNation: CrossNation is a recruitment agency, not a registered migration agent. The employer holds or obtains its own approval.

  5. References

    Ask for referee details for a candidate you are shortlisting, call the referees yourself, and ask the agency how it checks references and what it passes on to you.

Questions from employers in Mildura

Does CrossNation have an office in Mildura?

No. CrossNation Education Services Pty Ltd is registered in Mildura, Victoria (VIC 3500). That is a registered location only. We do not run an office in Mildura. We recruit for Mildura employers through the enquiry form and our offices in Melbourne, Coventry, Mohali and Dubai.

Which industries employ the most people in Mildura?

At the 2021 Census the industries employing the most residents of the Mildura local government area were Hospitals (except Psychiatric Hospitals) (952 people, 3.8%), Supermarket and Grocery Stores (813 people, 3.2%), Grape Growing (776 people, 3.1%), Aged Care Residential Services (683 people, 2.7%), Other Social Assistance Services (650 people, 2.6%). The top occupation group was Professionals at 16.4%. These are ABS 2021 Census figures. They describe the area, not CrossNation's own placements.

How many people live in the Mildura local government area?

The 2021 Census counted 56,972 residents, with a median age of 40 and a median weekly household income of $1,341, compared with 38 and $1,759 in Victoria. These are ABS 2021 Census figures. They describe the area, not CrossNation's own placements.

Which roles does CrossNation recruit for in Mildura?

Allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, podiatrists, speech pathologists, dietitians and social workers, licensed and diesel tradespeople, aged care and nursing staff, horticulture workers, hospitality staff and disability support workers. The roles open now are on the jobs page for Mildura.

Is Mildura's postcode listed as regional by Home Affairs?

Home Affairs lists postcode 3500 in the range 3430 to 3799, which its designated regional area postcodes page classifies as Category 3, regional centres and other regional areas. The subclass 491 and 494 visa pages say those visas are for living and working in designated regional areas. This is general information, not migration advice. Speak to a registered migration agent. CrossNation is not a registered migration agent.

What does staff recruitment cost with CrossNation?

CrossNation's fee for staff recruitment is 12% for roles under $50k, 15% for $50k–$90k, 18% above $90k, 20% executive, charged on first-year remuneration (salary plus super), plus GST, and only when a placement succeeds. If no placement is made, there is no fee. Placements carry a 90-day replacement guarantee (replacement, not refund), subject to our agreement. Wages, superannuation and other employment costs stay with the employer.

How long does it take to recruit staff through CrossNation?

It depends on the candidate and on bodies CrossNation does not control, such as registration boards, licensing regulators and the Department of Home Affairs, so CrossNation does not give a timeline. Many employers ask for both onshore and overseas candidates so an urgent vacancy is not held up.

What are an employer's responsibilities when sponsoring an overseas worker?

The Department of Home Affairs says a standard business sponsor has obligations to meet while it sponsors someone. They include telling the department in writing when certain events occur, such as the sponsored person ceasing employment or a change in their duties, making sure the person works only in the occupation nominated, giving terms and conditions of employment that are not less favourable than those of an equivalent Australian worker, keeping records, and cooperating with inspectors. The sponsor must also pay the costs of the recruitment process itself, including recruitment agent fees, and must not charge them to the sponsored worker. A sponsor that does not meet its obligations can face sanctions. The employer is the sponsor. CrossNation is a recruitment agency, does not sponsor and cannot promise a visa or an approval. This is general information, not migration advice. Speak to a registered migration agent.

What happens if an employee placed through CrossNation leaves?

Placements carry a 90-day replacement guarantee (replacement, not refund), subject to our agreement. How it applies is set out in the agreement between CrossNation and the employer, so ask for the guarantee terms in writing before you sign. See our terms at https://crossnation.com.au/terms. The guarantee is not a promise of any offer, visa or migration outcome.

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