Highest unemployment

The 50 postcodes in Australia with the highest unemployment rate, and the 50 with the lowest, out of 2,124 with a published figure.

	Place	State	Postcode	Unemployment rate
1	Ord River	Western Australia	6770	24.3%
2	Coen	Queensland	4892	23.0%
3	Woorabinda	Queensland	4713	22.3%
4	Callaghan	New South Wales	2308	18.1%
5	Cobourg	Northern Territory	0822	18.0%
6	Wilora	Northern Territory	0872	17.8%
7	Tara	Queensland	4421	17.0%
8	Edinburgh North	South Australia	5113	16.7%
9	Whim Creek	Western Australia	6718	15.8%
10	Rosebery	Tasmania	7470	15.4%
11	Binjari	Northern Territory	0852	15.3%
12	Logan Central	Queensland	4114	14.7%
13	Boulder Creek	Queensland	4714	14.6%
14	Berajondo	Queensland	4674	14.0%
15	Somerset	Queensland	4876	13.8%
16	Windale	New South Wales	2306	13.8%
17	Mathinna	Tasmania	7214	13.6%
18	Lamb Island	Queensland	4184	13.4%
19	Boonal	New South Wales	2409	13.3%
20	Lansdowne	New South Wales	2163	12.9%
21	Elizabeth	South Australia	5112	12.8%
22	Wiley Park	New South Wales	2195	12.8%
23	Broadmeadows	Victoria	3047	12.7%
24	Riverview	Queensland	4303	12.5%
25	Low Head	Tasmania	7253	12.4%
26	Bulong	Western Australia	6431	12.3%
27	Coolaroo	Victoria	3048	12.2%
28	Claymore	New South Wales	2559	12.1%
29	Doomadgee	Queensland	4830	12.1%
30	Campbellfield	Victoria	3061	11.9%
31	Jennings	New South Wales	4383	11.9%
32	Gladstone	Tasmania	7264	11.8%
33	Christie Downs	South Australia	5164	11.6%
34	Auburn	New South Wales	2144	11.4%
35	Carlton	Victoria	3053	11.4%
36	Charbon	New South Wales	2848	11.4%
37	Ravenshoe	Queensland	4888	11.2%
38	Lake Margaret	Tasmania	7467	11.0%
39	Peterborough	South Australia	5422	10.9%
40	Tingha	New South Wales	2369	10.9%
41	Binnaway	New South Wales	2395	10.8%
42	City	Australian Capital Territory	2601	10.8%
43	Ironside	Queensland	4067	10.8%
44	Lightning Ridge	New South Wales	2834	10.6%
45	Adelaide Bc	South Australia	5000	10.5%
46	Fairfield East	New South Wales	2165	10.5%
47	Cadell Lagoon	South Australia	5321	10.4%
48	Kings Park	Victoria	3021	10.3%
49	Meadowbrook	Queensland	4131	10.3%
50	Old Guildford	New South Wales	2161	10.2%

Lowest unemployment

	Place	State	Postcode	Unemployment rate
1	9494		9494	0.0%
2	Singleton Military Area	New South Wales	2331	0.2%
3	Phillip Creek Station	Northern Territory	0862	0.3%
4	Kuender	Western Australia	6353	0.4%
5	Narrakine	Western Australia	6391	0.5%
6	Mundulla	South Australia	5270	0.6%
7	Beeac	Victoria	3251	0.7%
8	Stokes	Queensland	4823	0.7%
9	Alyangula	Northern Territory	0885	0.8%
10	Bunjil	Western Australia	6620	0.8%
11	Flinders Naval Depot	Victoria	3920	0.8%
12	Milguy	New South Wales	2399	0.8%
13	Quilpie	Queensland	4480	0.8%
14	Allansford	Victoria	3277	0.9%
15	Bunbury	South Australia	5266	0.9%
16	Pickanjinnie	Queensland	4428	0.9%
17	Tindal Raaf	Northern Territory	0853	0.9%
18	Yambuk	Victoria	3285	0.9%
19	Narrikup	Western Australia	6326	1.0%
20	Bonnie Rock	Western Australia	6479	1.1%
21	Jilakin	Western Australia	6365	1.1%
22	Lorne	Victoria	3232	1.1%
23	Cambridge	Queensland	4822	1.2%
24	Carcuma	South Australia	5301	1.2%
25	Moulamein	New South Wales	2733	1.2%
26	Springsure	Queensland	4722	1.2%
27	Christmas Island	Western Australia	6798	1.3%
28	Cremorne	Tasmania	7024	1.3%
29	Duri	New South Wales	2344	1.3%
30	Lenswood	South Australia	5240	1.3%
31	Mount Beauty	Victoria	3699	1.3%
32	Moutajup	Victoria	3294	1.3%
33	Port Campbell	Victoria	3269	1.3%
34	Weribone	Queensland	4417	1.3%
35	Wyuna	Queensland	4723	1.3%
36	Douglas Park	New South Wales	2569	1.4%
37	Pinelands	Northern Territory	0829	1.4%
38	Yeltana	South Australia	5641	1.4%
39	Cornelia Creek	Victoria	3622	1.5%
40	Docker	Victoria	3678	1.5%
41	Nurcoung	Victoria	3401	1.5%
42	Connellan	Northern Territory	0873	1.6%
43	Coombe	South Australia	5267	1.6%
44	Gherang	Victoria	3240	1.6%
45	Hoddle	Victoria	3959	1.6%
46	Illalong Creek	New South Wales	2584	1.6%
47	Irlpme	Northern Territory	0874	1.6%
48	Jamieson	South Australia	5640	1.6%
49	Leinster	Western Australia	6437	1.6%
50	Marlbed	Victoria	3483	1.6%

By State

Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia

Places with fewer than 500 residents are excluded: a figure drawn from a handful of people carries more uncertainty than the differences being ranked.