Everyone wants to know where to get more work, so here's a helping hand. If we find a website or network that we think benefits creative
freelancers in Australia, we'll put it on this page. Nobody pays to be here, so we aren't necessarily endorsing them. You'll have to try them out for
yourselves. Let us know if they're any good - or if you have any sites you want to refer.

Stay tuned as well for the Freelance Success NetWork, a listing of willing subscribers wanting to showcase their talents.
The Freelance Factory allows Freelance Creative Talent to promote themselves and their services by offering a One Page
Creative Profile Webpage in a categorised, industry-specific directory. It is completely FREE to register with the Freelance
Factory, here you will be able to search other freelance profiles, search to team up, join the Factory Floor or simply have a look
around. If you would like to advertise your expertise with a onepage profile page, display work samples and link to your
website, a small fee applies. $22 per month or $232 per year.
A wonderful resource for all arts workers. Become a member of Arts Hub and
receive a number of benefits including a weekly Jobs e-bulletin. You'll also get notice
of events, volunteer positions, arts news and more. Professional membership costs
$99 per year, while mini-membership is free. Why not try before you buy!
For any kind of screen work, including film and TV, Screen Hub is the place.
You'll be sent weekly job e-bulletins, as well as industry news and events.
Membership is just $89 a year, or you can trial it for free.
Yes, even this traditional work website Seek has the occasional creative freelance gig. Make
sure you use the search facilities properly. You can browse the jobs, or have an alert sent to you
when a job you might be interested in pops up.
Yep, this one as well! Again, use the search facilities on My Career to your
advantage and an alert sent to you when a job you might be interested in pops
up. not foolproof, but better than a kick in the head (or unemployment).
A full list of site listings and websites dedicated to freelance work in
Australia and overseas. Yes, Yahoo is overseas-heavy, but remember, the
magic Internet means many of us can work OS without leaving our homes!
Australia's largest free classifieds site. OzFreeOnline has loads of
links to freelance work here in Australia and overseas.
Know another place to get freelance work? Let us know and we'll check it out!
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Freelancer.com.au is a freelance jobs directory for Australians. It offers links to
freelance & work at home job-boards, self-promotion tips, contract employment, lists of
self-employment health/medical insurance for freelancers, and jobs for a wide range of
freelance and home-based professionals.
Jobrapido is a funky search engine for job sites only. You can search through  all jobs posted on all
career sites in Australia, using key words to help. There's over 150,000 jobs posted on job boards,
recruitment agencies and company websites. Freelancers most welcome, so have a look!
Believe it or not, the Commonwealth Government's job listing page can also turn up some
interesting contract work from time to time. You can search for jobs via the map on the
homepage by choosing a state, local area and occupation category. The advanced search
function includes more detail in searching criteria. Not brilliant, but worth a look.
This Culture Portal has links to loads of both paid and volunteer jobs in the
arts and culture sector. It has links to websites about employment both
nationally and state-by-state. It's closing July 2010!
Freelancer.com is a global marketplace for online jobs where
businesses connect with independent service providers to
outsource their work. Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, the
site currently has over 1,500,000 registered professionals and
businesses from 234 countries and territories worldwide