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• Job payParamedic Salary Melbourne: Award Rates and Take-Home Pay Compared to the National AverageThe average paramedic salary in Melbourne is not separately published, but the national award minimum for a qualified ambulance officer (paramedic) is about $1,326.90 per week ($68,999 per year) from July 2026, well below the national full-time average of $108,352.
• Job payParamedic salary NSW: How it compares to the national averageThe minimum award rate for a paramedic in NSW is about $68,000 per year, well below the national full-time average of $108,352, but actual earnings often exceed this due to enterprise agreements and penalties.
• Job payParamedic salary Perth: How it compares to the national averageThe minimum award rate for a paramedic in Perth is around $68,000–$69,000 per year, well below the Western Australian full-time average of $115,825 and the national average of $108,352. Actual salaries are often higher due to allowances, overtime, and enterprise agreements.
• Job payParamedic salary QLD: How it compares to the Australian full-time averageThe precise paramedic salary in Queensland is not published in a single public figure, but pay is set by the Ambulance Service Employees' Award – State 2016, which is adjusted annually. Typical earnings likely exceed the national full-time average of $108,352 due to shift allowances and overtime.
• Paramedicine salary: how it compares to the national full‑time averageThe median full‑time paramedicine salary of $2,852 per week is well above the national full‑time average of $2,083.70 per week.
• Paramedics salary in Australia: how it compares to the national average and what you take homeThe median full-time paramedic earns about $2,852 a week, well above the national full-time average of $2,084, but award rates start lower.
• Paraplanner Salary: How It Compares to the National Full-Time AverageThe ABS does not publish a specific paraplanner salary, but paraplanners are typically covered by the Financial Services Award; their pay may range from below the national full-time average to above, depending on experience and location.
• Park Ranger Salary: How State and Award Variations Affect PayThe ABS does not publish a specific median or average weekly earnings figure for park rangers, so the line is not available; see state averages and award rates for guidance.
• Minimum wagePart Time Minimum Wage: How It Compares to the National Full-Time AverageThe part-time minimum wage is the same hourly rate as the national minimum wage ($26.44 per hour from 1 July 2026), but part-time workers typically earn far less than the national full-time average of $108,352 per year due to fewer hours.
• Parts interpreter salary: How it compares to the national averageThe ABS does not publish a median weekly earnings figure for Motor Vehicle Parts Interpreters, so a precise comparison to the national average is not available.
• Job payPastry chef salary: How awards and location shape your payA pastry chef's pay can range from the Hospitality Award minimum of around $53,500 a year to well above the national full-time average of $108,352, depending on experience, state, and employer.
• Pathologist salary Australia: how it compares to the national full‑time averageThe ABS does not publish a median weekly earnings figure for pathologists, so a precise comparison to the national full‑time average is not available.
• Pathologist salary: How pathologist pay compares with the national averageThe ABS does not publish a median weekly earnings figure for pathologists (a 6-digit occupation). However, award rates for medical specialists under the Medical Practitioners Award indicate pathologist salaries are likely above the national full-time average of $108,352 a year.
• Pathology collector salary: award rates, national averages, and state differencesPathology collector pay is set by the Health Professionals and Support Services Award. Full-time rates range from $30.45 to $32.67 per hour (Level 5 to Level 7 qualified), well below the national full-time average of $2,083.70 per week.
• Pathology salary: how it compares to the national full-time averageThe ABS does not publish a separate earnings figure for pathologists. The closest reference is the health care and social assistance full-time average of $2,037 per week ($105,924 a year).
• Patient transport officer salary: minimum award rates, weekly pay, and how it compares to the national averageUnder the Ambulance and Patient Transport Industry Award, a full-time patient transport officer earns a minimum of $1,218.00 per week ($32.05 per hour) in Year 1, rising to $1,235.10 per week ($32.50 per hour) in Year 3 and above, which is well below the national full-time average of $2,083.70 per week.
• Patrick Cripps salary: How it compares to the national full-time averagePatrick Cripps' salary is not publicly available from the ABS, Fair Work, or the ATO, so a direct comparison to the national full-time average of $108,352 cannot be made.
• Patrick Dangerfield salary: How an AFL star’s pay compares to the national full-time averagePatrick Dangerfield’s exact salary is not a published figure from the ABS, Fair Work, or the ATO, but AFL player earnings are typically set by enterprise agreement and far exceed the national full-time average of $108,352.
• Patrick Murtagh Salary: How It Compares to Australian AveragesPatrick Murtagh's exact salary is not publicly available from the provided sources, but we compare typical Australian earnings.
• Pauline Hanson salary: How her pay compares to the Australian averageSenator Pauline Hanson's base salary of $239,270 is well above the national full-time average of $108,352, placing her in the top few percent of Australian earners.
• CalculatorsPay Salary Calculator: How State and Award Differences Move Your Pay Off the National LineThe national full-time average is about $108,352 a year, but your pay may differ depending on your state or award.
• Payne Haas salary: How it compares to the Australian full-time averagePayne Haas's exact salary is not publicly available from the sources used on this site. The national full-time adult ordinary-time average is $108,352 per year (ABS Average Weekly Earnings, May 2026).
• Payroll Officer Salary in Australia 2026: Award Rates, Market Pay, and National AverageA payroll officer at Level 3 under the Clerks Award earns at least $61,469 a year, while the median full-time payroll clerk earns about $83,512, below the national full-time average of $108,352.
• Job payPE teacher salary: How physical education pay compares to the national averageA PE teacher's salary is set by the Educational Services (Teachers) Award, with minimum weekly rates from $1,455 to $2,014, but actual earnings often exceed these levels.