Australian Federal Government – Salaries 2024-2027

Browse agencies by portfolio and entity for salary views for the current enterprise agreement windows.

Table of Contents

  1. Things to note
  2. Currency of information
  3. Table: Entities base salaries table
  4. Chart 1: Base salaries by Portfolio
  5. Chart 2: Compare base salaries between entities
  6. Table 1: Calculate fortnightly salary
  7. Table 2: Quick compare salaries
  8. Entities not aligned on salaries
  9. Entities not in the table

Things to note

  1. Portfolio, Entity, and website address information is sourced from the PGPA Flipchart managed by the Department of Finance.
  2. Information is sourced from individual entity Enterprise Agreements, Terms and Conditions or their equivalent agreement on their respective websites or agreement listed on the Fair Work Commission website through the Find an enterprise agreement tool.
  3. Not all entities within the Flipchart engage staff under the Public Service Act 1999 or related legislation. See the Key to Symbols within the PGPA Flipchart at #1.
  4. Entities that do not provide their Enterprise Agreement publicly, cannot be found online, do not operate as a regular entity, or do not engage staff as per #3 are not listed in the filters below. These entities can be found at the bottom of the page, grouped by Portfolio.
  5. Where known, acronyms for entities have been included. This will be incomplete.
  6. Where an entity has clearly indicated that recruitment, conditions or an enterprise agreement is from another entity, then that information is reflected in the listing.
    • Example: The Net Zero Economy Authority indicates on their website that non-SES employees are covered by the employment conditions under the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) Enterprise Agreement so PM&C information is listed.
  7. Where an entity has changed names, remit, or other, the relevant identified agreement will be listed with its entity name at the time of the enterprise agreement decision.
    • Example: The Administrative Review Tribunal website references the Administrative Appeals Tribunal enterprise agreement so this information is listed.
  8. This information has been collated to get an overview of how much how much roles are paid across the Australian Public Service entities on the PGPA Flipchart (Commonwealth only).
  9. There is no guarantee for the currency and accuracy of the information listed. Always double check the relevant agreements. All information is sourced from publicly available sources.
  10. Changes, corrections, fixes, suggestions can ONLY be submitted via the project's GitHub issues queue. As per #9, information will only be added if there is a public available source.
  11. Information is listed as a table and best viewed on medium to large screens. It has been made responsive for mobile as practical as possible.
  12. Some, but not all, enterprise agreements list their publications as CC BY 4.0 within the agreements. You should review the agreements in full and should refer to entities individual copyright pages on their respective websites for more information and licenses. There is no claim to ownership of content or endorsement by the authors in how content has been used in this application.

Currency of information

Version: 1.0.0

Last updated: 3 January 2026

Information in line with PGPA Flipchart: 3 November 2025

Table: Entities base salaries table

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Chart 1: Base salaries by Portfolio

This chart shows the base salaries from enterprise agreements at the relevant APS or EL levels. Where entities have levels that have different names, but equate to specific APS/EL levels, they are provided and labelled accordingly.

Shows minimum/maximum guidepoints as a dumbbell, with intermediate steps as dots. Ordered by PGPA flipchart rules.

Chart 2: Compare base salaries between entities

This chart allows you to pick the relevant classifications and entities.

This allows you to compare base salaries across enterprise agreements.

Table 1: Calculate fortnightly salary

Salary is calculated on a fortnightly basis as it is paid fortnightly.

Fortnightly salary = Annual salary x 12 313

Superannuation for APS is calculated at 15.4%. Superannuation is calculated on top of the listed salaries.

Table 2: Quick compare salaries

Tick rows in the table above to compare them here.

Entities not aligned on classifications

This are enterprise agreements that use different classification levels, or aren't clearly aligned to APS and EL levels.

    Education

  1. Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority - Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026 (Page 53)
  2. Australian National University (ANU) - Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026 (Page 101)

    3. Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

  3. Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 47)
  4. Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (AgriFutures) - Enterprise Agreement 2022-2025 (Page 9)

    5. Health, Disability and Ageing

  5. Australian Hearing Services (Hearing Australia) - Enterprise Agreement 2023 (Page 39)

    6. Home Affairs

  6. Australian Federal Police - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 103)

    7. Industry, Science and Resources

  7. Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 101)
  8. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) - Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026 (Page 94)

    9. Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts

  9. Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS) - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 73)
  10. Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 56)
  11. Australian Sports Commission (Australian Institute of Sport) - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 53)
  12. Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) - Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026 (Page 73)
  13. Creative Australia - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2026 (Page 68)
  14. National Transport Commission (NTC) - Enterprise Agreement 2024-2027 (Page 58)
  15. NBN Co Limited - Enterprise Agreement 2022-2025 (Page 31)

    16. Prime Minister and Cabinet

  16. Central Land Council - Central Land Council Enterprise Agreement 2025-2027 (Page 56)
  17. Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation (ILSC) - Enterprise Agreement (Page 66)

    18. Treasury

  18. Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) - Enterprise Agreement 2025
  19. Reserve Bank of Australia - Enterprise Agreement 2023 (Page 44)

Entities not in the salaries table

Entities from the PGPA Flipchart not in the table above (as per note #4), listed by Portfolio:

    Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry

  1. Cotton Research and Development Corporation
  2. Fisheries Research and Development Corporation
  3. Regional Investment Corporation
  4. Wine Australia

    5. Attorney-General's

  5. Office of the Special Investigator

    6. Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

  6. Australian Renewable Energy Agency
  7. Clean Energy Finance Corporation
  8. Director of National Parks
  9. Snowy Hydro Limited

    10. Defence

  10. Army and Air Force Canteen Service (Frontline Defence Services)
  11. Australian Military Forces Relief Trust Fund
  12. Royal Australian Air Force Veterans' Residences Trust Fund
  13. Royal Australian Air Force Welfare Trust Fund
  14. Royal Australian Navy Central Canteens Board
  15. Royal Australian Navy Relief Trust Fund
  16. AAF Company
  17. Australian Strategic Policy Institute Ltd
  18. RAAF Welfare Recreational Company

    19. Education

  19. Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership Limited

    20. Employment and Workplace Relations

  20. Seafarers Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Authority (Seacare Authority)
  21. Coal Mining Industry (Long Service Leave Funding) Corporation

    22. Finance

  22. Future Fund Management Agency
  23. Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC)
  24. ASC Pty Ltd
  25. Australian Naval Infrastructure Pty Ltd
  26. CEA Technologies Pty Limited

    27. Foreign Affairs and Trade

  27. Australian Secret Intelligence Service
  28. Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC, Export Finance Australia)
  29. Tourism Australia

    30. Health, Disability and Ageing

  30. Australian National Preventative Health Agency (ANPHA)

    31. Home Affairs

  31. Australian Security Intelligence Organisation

    32. Industry, Science and Resources

  32. National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA)
  33. National Reconstruction Fund Corporation

    34. Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts

  34. Airservices Australia
  35. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
  36. Australian Postal Corporation (Australia Post)
  37. Infrastructure Australia
  38. Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
  39. Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)
  40. Australian Rail Track Corporation Limited (ARTC)
  41. Australian Sports Foundation Limited
  42. Bundanon Trust
  43. National Intermodal Corporation Limited
  44. WSA Co Ltd

    45. Prime Minister and Cabinet

  45. Anindilyakwa Land Council
  46. Northern Land Council
  47. Northern Territory Aboriginal Investment Corporation (Aboriginal Investment NT)
  48. Tiwi Land Council
  49. Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council
  50. National Australia Day Council Limited
  51. Outback Stores Pty Ltd

    52. Social Services

  52. Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commission
  53. National Commission for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People

    54. Treasury

  54. Office of the Audting and Assurance Standards Board (AUASB)
  55. Office of the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB)
  56. Housing Australia