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Jacinta Allan Salary: How the Victorian Premier's Pay Compares to the National Average

Jacinta Allan's exact salary is not published in the provided sources, but the national full-time average of $108,352 serves as a reference point for public sector executive pay.

This sits on the Australian full-time average.

Week, hour, and a tax sketch

$2,084 a week · $54.83 an hour if spread over 38 hours

About $83,159 after resident income tax and a 2% Medicare levy.

2026–27 resident rates and a 2% Medicare levy. Not a tax assessment.Open the full line

Jacinta Allan Salary: Context and Comparisons

Jacinta Allan is the Premier of Victoria, a role whose remuneration is set by the Victorian Independent Remuneration Tribunal. The provided sources—the ABS Average Weekly Earnings report and the Fair Work Commission's Modern Awards Pay Database—do not contain her specific salary. However, we can place her likely pay in context using the national full-time average and other benchmarks from the on-site notes.

The National Full-Time Average as a Reference

The ABS Average Weekly Earnings, May 2026, reports that full-time adult ordinary-time earnings average $2,083.70 per week, or about $108,352 per year (multiplied by 52). This is the line used by Average line. For comparison, the public sector full-time average total earnings are $2,331.70 per week, approximately $121,248 annually. As a state premier, Jacinta Allan's salary would typically be above the national average but within the public sector range.

State Averages and Victoria

Victoria's full-time average ordinary-time earnings are $2,041.10 per week, or about $106,137 per year. This is slightly below the national average. The Premier's salary is likely set above this state average, reflecting the responsibilities of the office. For a resident earning the national average in Victoria, the take-home pay after tax and Medicare levy would be roughly $81,918, using the 2026–27 tax rates: nil up to $18,200, 15% to $45,000, 30% to $135,000, plus 2% Medicare.

Medians and Minimum Wage

The full-time median is about $90,532 (ABS Employee earnings, August 2025), and the all-employees median is about $74,100. The national minimum wage from 1 July 2026 is $26.44 per hour, $1,004.90 per week, or $52,255 per year on a 38-hour week. Award minimums rose 4.75% in the same period. Jacinta Allan's salary would be well above all these figures, consistent with a senior executive role in the public sector.

How the Figures Are Set

Premiers' salaries are not set by the ABS or Fair Work but by state remuneration tribunals. The on-site notes provide the national full-time average as a benchmark. For more on how the average is calculated, see How the figures are set. To explore state-by-state comparisons, visit States and territories.

Conclusion

While Jacinta Allan's exact salary is not available in the provided sources, the national full-time average of $108,352 and the public sector average of $121,248 offer useful reference points. Her remuneration would reflect the demands of leading Victoria, likely exceeding both the state and national averages.

Questions

What is Jacinta Allan's salary as Premier of Victoria?

Jacinta Allan's salary is determined by the Victorian Independent Remuneration Tribunal. The provided sources do not include her exact figure. For context, the national full-time average ordinary-time earnings are $108,352 per year (ABS Average Weekly Earnings, May 2026), and the public sector full-time average total earnings are about $121,248 annually.

How does the Premier's salary compare to the national minimum wage?

The national minimum wage from 1 July 2026 is $26.44 per hour, or about $52,255 per year on a 38-hour week. Even if Jacinta Allan's salary is not specified, it would be well above this level, consistent with senior public sector roles.

What is the take-home pay for someone earning the national average in Victoria?

For a resident earning the national full-time average of $108,352 in Victoria, the 2026–27 tax would be about $24,267 plus Medicare levy of $2,167, leaving roughly $81,918 after tax. This is a rough estimate using the ATO tax brackets and does not account for offsets or deductions.

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