Flinders Ranges and Outback
Escape the hectic pace of the city
Explore the region's 100km naturally formed amphitheatre, created from an ancient mountain range that eroded over millions of years. See Australia’s largest salt lake and the Painted Desert, an 80 million-year-old outcrop of ochre-coloured hills. There's also an Aboriginal rock art gallery, Australia’s largest billabong, and diverse birds and wildlife.
Work available now in the Flinders Ranges and Outback
In the far north of the state, the Flinders Ranges and Outback is a key regional producer of sheep, cattle and grains. Friendly pubs and distinctive food and wine are also available. You’ll get real experiences working in this region as a grain harvester, tour operator, chef or waitstaff.
How to find work
There are seasonal work opportunities as well as full-time agricultural, tourism, and hospitality jobs available now. Find out the key job boards to search for work and connect with relevant recruiters.
Incentives available
You may be able to access financial assistance up to $6,000 to help you relocate for short-term seasonal work, or a job in regional South Australia. Businesses may be able to access financial assistance to support quarantine requirements for the employment of Pacific Island workers.
Who can help?
If you’d like to talk to someone about working in the Flinders Ranges and Outback region, you can contact the local Regional Development Australia (RDA) Office to learn more about the Regional Workforce Coordination & Collaboration Program.