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Central Victoria has a way of mixing history, culture, and a slower pace that’s easy to fall into. Outside of work, you might be exploring Bendigo’s galleries, wandering Ballarat’s historic streets, or heading to Daylesford for spa days and relaxed long lunches. There’s also wineries, local markets, and plenty of quiet spots to switch off or get lost in. It’s a region that is the perfect mix of low key urban mixed with country living – giving you the chance to get some amazing experience while living your best lifestyle.

The east of the state is perfect if you want to escape the big city lights – with a wild coastline, national parks, and laid-back Gippsland towns all on the menu. That means on your days off you could be hiking your best life through Wilsons Prom, spotting local wildlife, or heading further east for lake swims, beach walks, and fresh seafood right on the water. There’s also caves, alpine drives, boating and kayaking if that is your thing. It’s a region with a lot to offer, giving you the chance to build your skills while living life at a pace that gives you time to take it all in.

This region is all about good living – fresh air, great food, and plenty to do when you’re off the clock. You might spend your downtime exploring cellar doors in Rutherglen or the King Valley, cycling the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail, or heading up into the High Country for hikes, mountain biking, or winter snow trips. There’s also a strong sense of history in small towns like Beechworth, with plenty of amazing local produce, breweries, and scenic drives to keep your Google Maps busy. It’s the kind of place where work fits around a lifestyle that is all about work/life balance – giving you the chance to keep growing your CV while genuinely enjoying where you are.

There is always something going on in Melbourne! From the great coffee, hidden laneways, and a mix of culture, food and sport - it's got big city energy that’s hard to beat. Outside of work, you could be checking out galleries like the NGV, wandering Queen Victoria Market, or catching sunset by the beach at St Kilda. When you feel like getting out of the city, day trips to the Great Ocean Road (nature + surf), Mornington Peninsula (wine + nature), or the Dandenongs (nature) are all within reach. It’s an easy place to land – giving you variety in your nursing role while enjoying a lifestyle that’s full of options.

This part of Victoria blends rivers, mountains, and food country into one easy-flowing region. Life here might mean mornings by the Murray, exploring cute towns like Wangaratta or Benalla, then heading up into the High Country for hiking, cycling, or snow trips in winter. Add in cellar doors visits through the King Valley and Rutherglen, plus quiet historic towns along the way - so there’s lots to keep you busy. It’s a setting that mixes adventure with a relaxed country vibe – giving you the chance to broaden your skills while enjoying a lifestyle that prioritises a work/life balance.

South West Victoria is built for classic road-trips – think rugged coastline, cute, small seaside towns, and big natural landmarks that make you to go, "Wow!". Between shifts, you could be exploring Port Fairy, spotting wildlife at Tower Hill, or taking in the jaw-dropping Great Ocean Road and the Twelve/Seven Apostles. Head inland and you’ve got the Grampians on your doorstep, with hiking trails and mountain views around Dunkeld. It’s a region with a definite outdoors lifestyle focus – while giving experienced nurses the chance to step into meaningful roles and build confidence in a regional/rural setting.

Western Victoria is big sky country, with a mix of coast, country, and wide-open space – it just depends where you get placed. You could find yourself watching whales off Warrnambool, exploring the Grampians from Horsham, or soaking up the laid-back riverside lifestyle in Mildura. There are also historic towns like Portland and Hamilton, where things move a little slower and the community feel is strong. You'll need to have some experience under your belt, so these roles suit nurses who are confident working independently. It's a chance to deepen your skills while living and working across some of Victoria’s most awesome country - especially if you want to escape the rat race.