Yearly pay and fortnightly take-home for each hourly rate on a 38-hour week, after tax and Medicare for 2026–27. The National Minimum Wage is $26.44 an hour from 1 July 2026.
| Hourly | Per year | Take-home a fortnight |
|---|---|---|
| $45 | $88,920 | $2,690.22 |
| $46 | $90,896 | $2,741.90 |
| $47 | $92,872 | $2,793.58 |
| $48 | $94,848 | $2,845.26 |
| $49 | $96,824 | $2,896.94 |
| $50 | $98,800 | $2,948.62 |
| $51 | $100,776 | $3,000.30 |
| $52 | $102,752 | $3,051.98 |
| $53 | $104,728 | $3,103.66 |
| $54 | $106,704 | $3,155.34 |
| $55 | $108,680 | $3,207.02 |
| $56 | $110,656 | $3,258.70 |
| $57 | $112,632 | $3,310.38 |
| $58 | $114,608 | $3,362.06 |
| $59 | $116,584 | $3,413.74 |
| $60 | $118,560 | $3,465.42 |
Yearly pay is the hourly rate × 38 hours × 52 weeks (1,976 paid hours, including paid leave). Take-home is after 2026–27 income tax, the low income tax offset and the Medicare levy, for a resident with private hospital cover and no HELP debt. Super is paid by your employer on top. For anything else, use the Australian pay calculator.