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Supply Chain Manager Salary in Australia

Supply Chain Managers oversee procurement, inventory, logistics and distribution operations. Post-COVID disruptions have elevated the profile and pay of this role in Australia. Seek listings are strong in retail, manufacturing, food and pharmaceutical sectors.

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AU Typical Range

$100k$170k

AU Median

$130k

NZ Typical Range

NZD $90k$152k

Salary by experience level

Supply Chain Analyst / Planner

AU$70k – $95k
NZNZD $63k – $86k

Supply Chain Manager

AU$100k – $140k
NZNZD $90k – $126k

Head of Supply Chain

AU$140k – $185k
NZNZD $126k – $166k

Estimated take-home pay (AU median)

Based on $130k gross, ATO 2026–27 individual tax rates, 2% Medicare levy. No salary packaging, no HECS.

Annual

$97,880

Monthly

$8,157

Fortnightly

$3,765

Common employers on Seek

WoolworthsColesToll GroupDHLCSLWesfarmers

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average Supply Chain Manager salary in Australia?

The average Supply Chain Manager salary in Australia is around $130k per year, with a typical Seek range of $100k – $170k. Pay varies by experience, location, and employer size.

How do I find the exact salary on a Supply Chain Manager Seek listing?

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What does a Supply Chain Manager take home after tax in Australia?

At the median salary of $130k, take-home pay is approximately $97,880 per year ($8,157 per month) after income tax and the 2% Medicare levy, based on ATO 2026–27 rates. This estimate excludes salary packaging and HECS repayments.

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