Mildura
Mildura, a gem in Victoria's Sunraysia region, beautifully intertwines economic vibrancy, cultural richness, and a high quality of life against the backdrop of the Murray River.
A hub for agriculture, tourism, and retail, with a community that celebrates diversity, innovation, and environmental stewardship.
The city’s economic foundation is deeply rooted in agriculture, with vast citrus groves, vineyards, and vegetable farms stretching across the landscape, driven by Mildura’s Mediterranean climate.
Despite its serene rural charm, Mildura remains well-connected. There are direct flights from Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. This connectivity enhances Mildura’s appeal, offering easy access to and from these major cities, thus providing residents and visitors with the flexibility to travel for business or leisure without compromising the benefits of rural living.
Health Industry Snapshot
MMM rating listed April 2024
Destination Snapshot
- Size: Population 50,000, area 22,083 km²
- Connectivity: Airport, bus and train networks
- Travel: 550km to Melbourne (Fly direct - 1, hour, 20 minutes, Car - 5.5 hours, Bus and train connection - 8 hours) Direct flights also to Adelaide (53 minutes) and Sydney (2 hours).
- Affordibility: Median house price $427k
Lifestyle
With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, and picturesque landscapes along the Murray River, life in Mildura boasts outdoor living, natural beauty and recreation with endless opportunities for adventure, relaxation, and nature. Mildura values sustainable living, reflected in renewable energy and environmental conservation initiatives.
Family Focus
Extensive range of early learning, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, both public and private. Further education is available with registered training organisations and tertiary institutions; SuniTAFE offers 400 courses, with links to LaTrobe, Deakin and Flinders Universities.
Community & Culture
Mildura has a diverse cultural scene featuring a variety of festivals, culinary experiences, and art exhibitions that showcase the community’s multiculturalism. The city’s landmarks, such as the Mildura Arts Centre and the annual Mildura Country Music Festival, contribute to its cultural vitality and nurture a sense of belonging and community pride.
