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One search across the regional job advertisements this product is licensed to republish, with the employer, location and salary exactly as each source published them. Where a listing sits is decided by its postcode against the instrument that defines a designated regional area, and every listing says which postcode and which rule placed it.
Regional Sponsor provides factual job information and reports sponsorship wording published in advertisements. It does not provide migration advice.
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- 8 Oct 2026
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Hype DC Sales Assistant - Hobart
Hype DC · Hobart Region, Tasmania, TAS
About the Role Step into the season in style with Hype DC at our Hobart store! As Christmas Sales Assistants, you'll bring energy, good vibes, and a can-do attitude to our busiest (and most fun) time of year. From helping customers find their perfect kicks to unpacking stock or packing online orders, every shift brings something new. If you love sneakers, fast-paced days, and great people, you’ll…
In a designated regional area (by state)
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Not recently confirmedRetail JobsPosted 8 Oct 2026Listing checked 8 Oct 2026ExcerptAdzuna
Field Service Technician (Forklift) - HOBART
Toyota Material Handling Australia · Hobart, Hobart Region, TAS
Strong Financially Stable Company Highly Autonomous Role Work for an Iconic Brand Are you an experienced Technician looking for a role where you can work independently, be home each night and still have the backing of a national organisation? Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA) is looking for a Field Service Technician to join our team, working in and around the Hobart region reporting into…
In a designated regional area: designated city or major regional centre (by postcode 7004, from coordinates)
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Named in this advertisement
- Forklift licence
- The advertisement says: “Forklift”
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Not recently confirmedEngineering JobsPosted 8 Oct 2026Listing checked 8 Oct 2026ExcerptAdzuna
Seasonal Assistant | Launceston
The Athlete’s Foot · Launceston Region, Tasmania, TAS
LAUNCESTON Step Into Back to School & Seasonal Sales We’re looking for Casual Sales Assistants to join The Athlete’s Foot team for our busy Back to School & Summer season at our Launceston Store! If you love footwear, enjoy helping people find their perfect fit, and thrive in a fast-paced team, we want you! What You’ll Do Deliver amazing customer service and expert fit advice Help customers find…
In a designated regional area: regional centre or other regional area (by postcode 7260, from coordinates)
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Not recently confirmedContractContractRetail JobsPosted 8 Oct 2026Listing checked 8 Oct 2026ExcerptAdzuna
Houseperson
Accor · Launceston Region, Tasmania, TAS
Purpose As a Houseperson, you are a key player in our Housekeeping Team! You will be in constant motion, zipping around to assist our room and public area attendants with a flair for being everyone's go-to helper. Delivering requested items to guests' rooms, ensuring our room attendants have a steady supply of linens, towels, and amenities, and handling the collection of used linens for…
In a designated regional area: regional centre or other regional area (by postcode 7260, from coordinates)
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Not recently confirmedHospitality & Catering JobsPosted 8 Oct 2026Listing checked 8 Oct 2026ExcerptAdzuna
About the area labels
- In a designated regional area
- The place this advertisement names sits inside the postcodes the instrument lists. It says nothing about any visa or any person.
- Not in a designated regional area
- The place sits outside them. In practice that means Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, which are what the instrument leaves out.
- Location not established
- The advertisement could not be placed. Most often it names several regions at once, or a region holding postcodes on both sides of the line, so no single answer is available. It is not a fault in the advertisement.
- by postcode
- The postcode was looked up directly in the instrument.
- by region
- The advertisement named a region rather than a place, and every postcode inside that region falls the same side of the instrument.
- by state
- The instrument lists every postcode in that state or territory, so no postcode was needed.
A postcode marked from coordinates was not published by the source. It was found by locating the coordinates the source did publish inside an Australian Bureau of Statistics postal area, which approximates an Australia Post postcode rather than reproducing it.
Where a listing sits is decided by its postcode against the Migration (Designated regional areas for certain skilled and temporary graduate visas) Instrument (LIN 22/022) 2022, which is the published definition of a designated regional area. These labels describe where a job is. They are not a statement about any person’s visa position, and nothing here decides whether anyone may apply for or hold any visa.
About the sponsorship labels
- Sponsorship offered
- This advertisement states that sponsorship is available.
- Open to sponsorship
- This advertisement states that the employer is willing to sponsor.
- Sponsorship may be considered
- This advertisement raises sponsorship as a possibility rather than stating it is available, or mentions it without saying how firmly.
- Sponsorship not available
- This advertisement states that sponsorship is not available.
- Not mentioned
- The whole advertisement was read and says nothing either way. It does not mean the employer never sponsors.
- Description incomplete
- Only part of this advertisement is held, so its silence proves nothing. Open the original to read it in full.
These labels report what each advertisement says, quoted from the advertisement itself. They are not advice about any person’s visa position or eligibility. For that, see the Department of Home Affairs.
About the skill lines
- Named, not required
- A line says the advertisement mentions the thing. It does not say the employer treats it as mandatory. Advertisements in this index file mandatory requirements under headings reading "Highly Desirable" and desirable ones under "Your mandatory requirements", so the two cannot be told apart from the text and are not.
- Read, never inferred
- Nothing is added because a job of this kind usually wants it. A skill appears only where the advertisement writes it, and the advertisement's own words are quoted beside it wherever they differ from the label.
- A blank listing means nothing was found
- It does not mean the job asks for nothing. Most advertisements here reach us as a short excerpt rather than in full, and an excerpt that stops before the requirements has nothing to read. Listings that arrive whole name a skill around four times as often as excerpts do.
Skills are read from the advertisement’s own text against a fixed list of things this product recognises, and every entry on that list was counted against the stored advertisements before it was added. The list is credentials and licences first because that is what this index is mostly made of. It is not an occupation classification and does not try to be one: see the methodology for what is read and what is deliberately left alone.