A little bit metro with a laid-back country vibe, Albury Wodonga is the kind of place where you'll find strong career opportunities, a lower cost of living and a better work-life balance - leaving you more time to hang with your family, and your new friends!
The beautiful border towns have a regional population of over 180,000 and with a booming health, education, manufacturing and logistics industries, it is one of the fastest growing inland twin cities in Australia.
Albury Wodonga is a thriving base with multiple high quality educational institutions, state of the art medical and health centres, major retail outlets and an array of first class sporting and recreation facilities. The arts, cultural and culinary scene is also phenomenal and the cities are surrounded by wine and alpine regions that make weekend exploring endless.
Albury Wodonga is truly something special, with work commutes in town anywhere from 2-15 minutes, no matter what time of day and we are surrounded by beautiful hills, visits, water and walking trails that make the work life balance and the ability to breathe that fresh regional air so much easier.
Attracting and retaining highly skilled staff is made considerably easier with the enviable lifestyle on offer in Albury Wodonga. From bustling bars and cafes, a vibrant cultural scene and first-class health and educational facilities, to the natural beauty of the Murray River, Albury Wodonga’s lifestyle is one you can afford to enjoy.
A lower cost of living and an affordable property market means that Albury Wodonga's median house price of $379,000 is less than a third of Sydney's. Without the traffic congestion, Albury Wodonga residents also enjoy short commute times, together with free parking across the region.
Albury Wodonga is blessed with a beautiful natural environment located on the Murray River and a short distance from Lake Hume. An extensive tracks and trails network, access to the Victorian ski fields and being surrounded by historic towns means that it's easy for Albury Wodonga residents to enjoy an enriching work-life balance.
A cosmopolitan region, Albury Wodonga's emerging culinary scene is able to draw on high quality produce grown in surrounding localities. A thriving café culture provides a vast array of options for relaxed business meetings and ensures there's always somewhere to get a great coffee.
Quality infrastructure in the region offers world class health facilities, sporting and cultural attractions to rival capital cities and educational infrastructure that includes two Universities and two TAFEs.
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The airport services commercial flights plus plane and helicopter charter flights that give you and your group complete flexibility and connection to the region.
QANTAS, REX, bonza and Pelican cater flights to Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast.
Charter Flights are available with Smartair, Helifly, Forest Air and Sureflight.
Find out more: https://transportnsw.info/operators
Albury Wodonga Health, Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service, Kirinari, Lutheran Aged Care, ATO, Commercial Club, SS&A Club, Gardens Medical Centre.
Myer, Bunnings, Harris Farm.
Joss, Zauner, GJ Gardiner, Davis Sanders, Beter Bowen Homes, Havn, Cavaliert, Hadar, Gilchrist, Scott James.
Asahi, Overall Forge, Ottico, Milspec, Steeline, New Edge Microbials, Malibu Boats The Riverina Dairy.
Medical and Nursing, Childcare and Early Education, Hospitality, Mechanics, Professionals, Adminsitraion and Trades.
CSU, TAFE NSW, AlburyCity.
Enterprise Plus, Albury Business Chamber
https://www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au/business/support-and-resources/starting-a-business
Albury was known as Bungambrawatha, or 'Homeland', by the Wiradjuri people. In 1838 with colonial settlement, it was named Albury.
The Aboriginal Families Resettlement Scheme moved people from all over into a MixedMob community.
An ealry colonial trading centre, Albury became a hub for policing, banking services, trade and freight, customs and education. Albury Wodonga has grown into one of Australia's largest regional cities.
Home to the winding Murray River and its waterways, Lake Hume (six times larger than Sydney Harbour…), an array of food, cultural icons, contemporary museums, linkages to our migrant history, our indigenous people and with secret resting spots around every corner.
Albury Wodonga is much more than a place to visit. It’s a place to come, stay for a while, and live a little Albury Wodonga life with us.
A place where unfiltered, uncomplicated, refreshing connections just happen, naturally.
For your Arts and Culture fix in Albury Wodonga, Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) is dedicated to presenting some of the best contemporary art to the region and now to the rest of the world by way of a virtual tour.
The Albury LibraryMuseum has a changing exhibition program, currently inviting you to experience their exhibitions from home with their interactive virtual self guided tours. Engage your imagination and a lust for learning at Wodonga’s new state of the art library gallery – Hyphen.
A day of exploring art and culture in Albury Wodonga should never be confined to the indoors. Learn about our indigenous heritage through the Wagirra Trail and Yindyamarra Sculpture walk, or stroll around the 19th and 20th century buildings amongst Albury’s CBD with your own self guided walking tour. The streets of Albury Wodonga showcase some serious street art, so get ready to connect with our inspired spaces and places, and tag #VisitAW in your selfies!
Most sporting codes are well represented with a thriving outdoor recreation and active community.