This listing has moved. The historical job postings archive for Australia (AU) is now available as a one-time purchase in a new listing: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp?sku=ayv79kjahwnfwva7uf9x7ec0k - existing subscriptions are not affected.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension: Product Access, measured in Units. You buy it as a one-time purchase through AWS Data Exchange, billed to your AWS account. It grants access to the historical job posting dataset for Australia, covering every daily file since January 2020. There are no tiers or instance sizes to choose between. The dataset arrives as gzip-compressed JSON Lines files in an S3 bucket, updated as new daily files are added. You pay once for access rather than on an ongoing subscription basis.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What exactly do I receive when I buy Product Access for this Australia dataset?
You receive every daily job posting file for Australia from January 2020 to today. Files arrive as gzip-compressed JSON Lines, one file per day. Each line is one complete job posting. The dataset always contains all Australian postings; you apply your own filters by industry, company, or occupation in your pipeline.
Does buying this historical dataset also give me ongoing new postings after my purchase?
No. The historical dataset is a one-time purchase covering files from January 2020 onward. It is not a recurring subscription. New daily postings beyond the rolling window come through a separate data feed product, which is billed differently. The dataset is the only way to access postings older than three months.
Where is the data delivered and how do I access it after purchase?
After you subscribe, AWS Data Exchange grants your AWS account read access to an S3 bucket holding the daily files. New files appear automatically. You read them directly or copy them to your own bucket using standard S3 tools. All files are stored in the AWS eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) region.
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Historical archive of job postings for Australia (AU) with company, location, dates and salary where available: 13.4M job postings since 2020 (as of Sept. 2026), on average 236.7K new postings a month (as of mid 2026).
This listing has moved. The historical job postings archive for Japan (JP) is now available as a one-time purchase in a new listing: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp?sku=cs72frnpjj488rbtyu7g5noi2 - existing subscriptions are not affected.
This listing has moved. The historical job postings archive for the United Arab Emirates (AE) is now available as a one-time purchase in a new listing: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp?sku=4ypz1yheqnxvco3hodenh78xp - existing subscriptions are not affected.
A rolling 3-month feed of job postings for Australia (AU) with one file per day - on average 236.7K new job postings per month (as of mid 2026). Older files roll off after 3 months. Ideal for job boards and always-current hiring signals.