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With the unemployment rate decreasing over the past couple of months, jobs are getting snatched up left and right. The increased competition also means that as fresh grads, we’ll have to step up our game to make sure that we get the best chance of getting hired even without the professional experience.

These 5 organisations were voted into GradAustralia's Top 100 Graduate Employers. Find out who tops the list in the retail, sales & consumer goods industry.

Graduate survey: find out which employers were voted into the Top 5 by thousands of university students around Australia.

The consulting industry boasts some of the country's most prestigious organisations – find out which companies made it to the Top 100 Graduate Employers.

Our latest research compares the popularity and quality of five high-ranking graduate employers.

Can’t find the top graduate employers to start a banking and insurance career? Here’s what our latest study recommends for Filipino fresh grads.

Take a sneak peek inside the Transpower office.

It’s hard to get through a semester at uni without meeting that one person who never stops talking about their semester studying abroad.

When applying for a new job, understanding the job search landscape is one key to your success. Make sure you know what to do and what not to do.

To help you start considering where you might like to apply, we’ll give you a rundown on each of the top five sectors.

Discover what it means to lead, manage and execute a project and whether it’s the right career choice for you.

If you want to launch your graduate career in the government sector, this article will help you decide if you should focus on federal or state government.

Gen Z preferences, sustainable paper, vegetable inks…and all the reasons why print is back

Performance reviews are a great opportunity to learn about your career progression. Here are 6 tips for graduates approaching their first performance review.

Mental health matters – your first year in a graduate program can be a stressful. Here are tips on how to manage and where to get help.

You’ve spent years working your way through university. You chose a major, studied hard (hard enough, anyway), got good grades, and earned your degree. Now you’re eager to start your first graduate job — and you’ve got an offer letter on the table.