Mildura, Swan Hill and surrounds
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- Quick facts about Mildura, Swan Hill and surrounds
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Mildura, Swan Hill and surrounds is known for its horticulture. This abundant region provides Victoria with produce like fruit, nuts, wine and oil.
There is increasing local and international demand for products from the Mallee region. This means growth in manufacturing, transport and construction.
Retail, wholesale, health care and hospitality are also expanding in the region.
The region also has a thriving tourism industry. Natural assets like the Murray River and national parks draw many visitors each year.
Technology is changing how food is produced. Upskilling can open doors to a range of roles.
Between farming, business and tourism, Mildura, Swan Hill and surrounds is full of opportunity. It has something for anyone considering their training and career options.
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Local career success story
The other side of farming: Harry shares his agribusiness experience
“I never really had an interest in working outdoors, but I wanted to get involved. Finance and administration has been a great fit for me. The business side complements the outdoor farming side.”
Quick facts about Mildura, Swan Hill and surrounds
Population: 89,500^
Number of new workers expected:
- 3,581 by 2027*
- 13,211 by 2034*
Known for:
- Horticulture, especially fruit production
- National parks
- Murals and silo art
- Wineries and breweries
- Murray River paddle steamers and water recreation
- Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
Key industries:
- Accommodation and food services
- Administrative and support services
- Agriculture, horticulture and agribusiness
- Community services
- Construction
- Education and training services
- Health care
- Manufacturing
- Retail
- Transport and logistics.^
Local government areas:
- Buloke Shire(opens in a new window)
- Gannawarra Shire(opens in a new window)
- Mildura Shire(opens in a new window)
- Swan Hill Shire(opens in a new window).
Official region name: Mallee
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^ Sourced from Mallee Regional Skills Demand Profiles 2023
Updated 27 March 2025
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