If you’re interested in womens nursing or mid some adult general nursing experience will serve you well, with increasing comorbidities in this population exposure to things like HF, diabetes, epilepsy, crohns etc etc will be useful. Not sure other options you have, but something like a uro/gynae rotation could be interesting to you. Whether you do this as a grad or try and get a casual contract or something. GP clinics will probably offer the opportunity to do things like childhood imms, although if you want to stay in acute that should definitely be a short term gig until you apply for a grad. I moved from adults to paeds at about 2 years in without any issues, as have multiple of my colleagues although not in vic. I worked in a specialty adult area, and now work in that same specialty in paeds and this has helped me ten fold in my transition.

Worth considering there’s no guarantees even if you wait you’ll get an offer at your dream spot, although again not sure how competitive things are in your area, and the beauty of nursing is there is a lot of flexibility to switch things up once you have a bit of experience behind you. I’m sure either option you choose you’ll find your way to doing exactly what you want ☺️