Utterly Lost 22-Year-Old Struggling to get First Job - I know that r/careerguidance exists but honestly I get the impression this sub would be more helpful.

I am 22 turning 23 this month. I graduated with a BSCI majoring in Physics from Unimelb and then did a Graduate Certificate of Data Analytics at Deakin. I am 70 applications into my job search which started in January this year and I didn't land a single grad role for this year or next. I did well in uni but I feel it is all for nothing now. I'm really starting to lose hope. I just want to get a job to make some money to move out, and I tried for entry level data analyst positions but no luck.

Who should I reach out to for help? What other jobs should I try for? How would you try and make money?
EDIT
My work experience includes:
data entry at officeworks over the summer

swim instructor for kids for a few months

2 years of VCE tutoring

I also completed two research internships at the university

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