Skip to main content
For workers · MelbourneNot yet live

Delivery Driver jobs in Melbourne: MyGig isn't live here yet.

Melbourne moves more freight than any other Australian city, and the last-mile layer around it has grown fastest: parcel depots through the west and south-east, grocery and meal delivery, and courier runs feeding the container port. Driver and offsider work here is casual by default and peaks hard before Christmas.

Delivery driving suits people who want the day on the road rather than in a shed, and consistent on-time runs earn repeat bookings fast. Typical requirements: full c-class driver licence; clean driving record.

We don't offer shifts in Melbourne yet, and this page won't pretend otherwise. Victoria is planned for 2027. Today MyGig operates as the authorised Employer of Record in NSW, WA, TAS and NT. The award facts below apply nationally, so you can see what delivery driver work pays while you wait, and register your interest so you hear the moment Melbourne opens.

Register interest for MelbourneWhere MyGig operates today

Coming to Melbourne in 2027.

Work in progress: we don't offer shifts in Melbourne yet, so there is nothing to apply for here today. MyGig operates as the authorised Employer of Record in NSW, WA, TAS and NT. Register interest on the Melbourne page →

Operating credentials
Award context

What delivery driver work pays is set by the award.

These are the award's published figures, not a MyGig quote. They apply nationally, including in Melbourne.

Road Transport and Distribution Award (MA000038)

Published adult casual rates start from $33.59/hr as at 1 July 2026, including the 25% casual loading. Higher classifications, penalties and allowances can apply on top.

See the full MA000038 casual rate table →

The role

What you'd actually do on shift.

  • Multi-drop metro delivery runs
  • Loading and sequencing the vehicle
  • POD capture and customer handover
  • Pre-start vehicle checks

Worth having for this role

Full C-class driver licence · Clean driving record - list them once during vetting and they unlock the shifts that need them.

Common questions

Good questions, straight answers.

What does a casual delivery driver get paid in Melbourne?

Delivery driver work in this industry is typically priced under the Road Transport and Distribution Award (MA000038). Published casual rates under the Road Transport and Distribution Award start from $33.59/hr as at 1 July 2026, including the 25% casual loading. Penalties and allowances can apply on top depending on when and where the shift runs; the award page and the official Fair Work pay guide carry the detail.

What do I need to work as a delivery driver?

Typical requirements: full c-class driver licence; clean driving record. You list tickets during MyGig vetting and they are verified before you can accept a shift that requires them.

Does MyGig operate in Melbourne?

Not yet. We don't offer shifts in Melbourne or anywhere in Victoria today. Victoria is planned for 2027. Register your interest on the Melbourne page and you will hear as soon as that changes.

When do I get paid?

The day after every shift, at no cost to you. Pay is calculated against the correct award classification with casual loading, and 12% superannuation is paid with each pay run rather than quarterly.

Melbourne is on the way.

Register your interest and you'll hear first when Melbourne opens in 2027. No spam, one update that matters.

Operating in NSW, WA, TAS and NT today Flat 15% fee everywhere we launch