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- NRL referee salary: How does it compare to the national full-time average?The NRL referee salary is not published in official ABS or Fair Work data. For context, the national full-time adult average ordinary time earnings are $2,083.70 per week ($108,352 per year).
- NRL referee salary: how it compares to the national full-time averageThe ABS and Jobs and Skills Australia do not publish a specific salary for NRL referees. The broader Sports Umpires category has median earnings not available, so a direct comparison to the national full-time average is not possible from official sources.
- NRL salary cap 2025: How it compares to the national full‑time averageThe NRL salary cap for 2025 is $11.8 million per club for the top 30 players, with a minimum player salary of $135,000 – well above the national full‑time average of $108,352.
- NRL salary cap 2026: how it compares to the Australian full-time averageThe NRL salary cap implies an average top-30 player salary of about $398,000 a year, well above the national full-time average of $108,352.
- NRL Salary Cap 2026: How It Compares to the Australian Full-Time AverageThe NRL salary cap for 2026 is $11.55 million per club for the top 30 players, equating to an average player salary of around $385,000 – well above the national full-time average of $108,352.
- NRL Salary: How It Compares to the National Full-Time AverageThe average NRL player salary is not published by the ABS or Fair Work, but typical first-grade contracts are well above the national full-time average of $108,352 per year.
- NRLW salary cap: How it compares to the national full-time averageThe NRLW salary cap is not available from the provided sources; the site lets you compare any salary to the national full-time average.
- NRLW salary: How it compares to the national full-time averageThe NRLW salary is not published in the ABS or Fair Work sources used here. The national minimum wage is $52,255 a year, and the full-time average is $108,352.
- Salary packagingNSW Health Salary Packaging: How It Affects Your Pay Against the National AverageNSW Health salary packaging reduces your taxable income, but the site compares your gross salary before tax to the national full-time average of $108,352. Your gross salary determines where you sit on the line.
- Salary packagingNSW Health Salary Sacrifice: How Your Pay Compares to the National AverageNSW Health salary sacrifice reduces taxable income, but the underlying base salary is compared to the national full-time average of $108,352 per year.
- Minimum wageNSW Minimum Wage: How It Compares to the National Full-Time AverageThe precise NSW minimum wage figure is not published in this index. The national minimum wage is $26.44 per hour, $1,004.90 per week, or about $52,255 per year (38-hour week). In New South Wales, the full-time average is about $109,658 per year, well above the minimum.
- Job payNSW paramedic salary: how it compares with the national full‑time averageThe minimum award rate for a NSW Ambulance Officer (year 1) is about $68,094 a year, well below the national full‑time average of $108,352, but actual earnings are typically higher with experience and penalties.
- Job payNSW Police Salary: How It Compares to the National AverageThe starting salary for a NSW Police probationary constable ($88,169) is below the national full-time average of $108,352.
- CalculatorsNSW Salary Calculator: How Your Pay Compares to the State AverageThe NSW salary calculator shows how your yearly pay compares to the state full-time average of about $109,658 and the national line of about $108,352.
- Job payNSW Teacher Salary 2025: How It Compares to the National AverageA NSW public school graduate teacher earns $90,177 a year, below the national full-time average of $108,352, while an experienced teacher at $129,536 sits above the line.
- Job payNSW teacher salary 2026: award rates and how they compare to the national averageThe minimum award salary for a NSW teacher in 2026 ranges from about $75,680 (Level 1) to $104,712 (Level 5) per year, while the state's full-time average across all occupations is about $109,658.
- Job payNSW Teacher Salary 2026: How It Compares to the National Full-Time AverageNSW teacher salaries under the federal award range from $75,681 to $104,712 per year, while NSW public school principals earn $149,059 and above. The national full-time average is $108,352.
- Job payNSW Teacher Salary: Award Rates, National Averages, and Take-Home PayA NSW teacher under the Educational Services (Teachers) Award earns between $75,941 and $105,076 a year, depending on level, which is below the national full-time average of $108,352 for entry-level teachers and above the median for experienced teachers.
- NSW teachers salary: How award rates compare to the national full-time averageTeacher salaries in NSW are set by award, with annual minimums from $75,941 (Level 1) to $105,076 (Level 5), placing the top level slightly below the national full-time average of $108,352.
- Job payNuclear engineer salary in Australia: how it compares to the national averageThe ABS does not publish a separate figure for nuclear engineers, but the national full-time adult ordinary-time average is $2,083.70 per week ($108,352 per year).
- Nuclear medicine technologist salary: how state and award settings move pay off the national lineThe median weekly earnings for nuclear medicine technologists are not published by the ABS, so a precise figure cannot be given against the national full-time average.
- Job payNurse anaesthetist salary in Australia: how it compares to the national full‑time averageNo single published figure exists; award rates for registered nurses range from about $1,219 to $1,631 per week, below the national full‑time average of $2,083.70.
- Job payNurse practitioner salary in Australia: How award rates and state differences shift pay from the national averageThe minimum award rate for a nurse practitioner 1st year is $1,877 per week ($49.39 per hour), well below the national full-time average of $2,083.70 per week.
- Job payNurse Practitioner Salary: How State and Award Affect the National AverageThe precise nurse practitioner salary is not published in this index, but we compare it against the national full-time average of $108,352 a year.