Joboutlook: www.jobsearch.gov.au/joboutlook
An Australian Government site that provides information on the psychology workforce in Australia, such as job prospects, average weekly earnings and main employing industries.

Graduate Careers Australia: www.graduatecareers.com.au
Information about graduate careers and employment for students and graduates of Australian universities.

Jobguide: www.jobguide.thegoodguides.com.au
The Department of Employment, Training and Youth Affairs national job guide provides information on areas that psychologists work in, including details on education and training in each State and Territory.

Other resources

Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA): www.ahpa.com.au
The peak body representing key allied health professional organisations, including the Australian Psychological Society. AHPA provides input to the Commonwealth Government and other decision-makers on health policies and services across Australia.

Australian Legal Database: www.austlii.edu.au
Search Australian State, Territory and Federal legislation, decisions of courts, law journals, treaties and other legal material.

Australian Drug Information Network: www.adin.com.au
A portal to quality-assured Australian and international information about drugs.

Culture, migration and refugee resources for psychologists: www.cimh.unimelb.edu.au/resources_publications
This resource is housed within the website of the Centre for International Mental Health, at the School of Population Health, University of Melbourne, and was developed by the Cultural Resources for Psychologists Working Group. Through this resource, practising psychologists may access support and information on subject refugees and asylum seekers, migration, culture and health, and mental health.

Reach Out Pro: www.reachoutpro.com.au
Reach Out Pro provides access and advice for health care professionals on a range of technologies and online resources that can be used to enhance the effectiveness of the psychosocial support and mental health care provided to young people.

For more resources for psychologists, see also Government websites.