There are plenty of ASX dividend shares to choose from on the Australian share market.
But which ones could be top buys as we head into June? Let's look at three that offer attractive dividend yields. They are as follows:
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Dicker Data Ltd (ASX: DDR)
The first ASX dividend share to look at is Dicker Data.
It is a technology distributor that connects many of the world's largest hardware, software, cloud, and cybersecurity vendors with resellers across Australia and New Zealand.
This may not sound as exciting as a fast-growing software company, but it is an important part of the technology supply chain. Businesses still need devices, networks, cloud infrastructure, security tools, and ongoing support to keep operating efficiently.
Dicker Data has built a strong position by offering a broad product range, deep vendor relationships, and service levels that make it valuable to both suppliers and resellers.
The company is not immune from weaker technology spending or margin pressure. But over the long term, rising demand for digital tools, cloud adoption, and cybersecurity should support its market opportunity.
Dicker Data shares currently trade with a fully franked trailing 4.4% dividend yield.
Magellan Infrastructure Fund (ASX: MICH)
Another ASX dividend share that could be worth a look is Magellan Infrastructure Fund.
This is not a traditional dividend share. It is an ASX-listed active ETF that invests in global infrastructure companies, with currency hedging designed to reduce the impact of exchange rate movements.
Infrastructure can be useful for income investors because many assets provide essential services. This can include electricity networks, toll roads, airports, water utilities, and communications infrastructure.
These businesses are often supported by long-life assets, regulated returns, contracted revenue, or strong market positions. That can give the fund a more defensive income profile than many cyclical sectors.
The Magellan Infrastructure Fund currently trades with a trailing 3.3% dividend yield.
Rural Funds Group (ASX: RFF)
A third ASX dividend share to consider is Rural Funds.
It owns a diversified portfolio of agricultural assets, including properties used for cattle, almonds, macadamias, vineyards, and cropping.
These assets are leased to high-quality operators, which means Rural Funds is more focused on collecting rental income than running farming operations itself. That gives it a different risk profile from traditional agricultural businesses.
Long leases, exposure to real assets, and demand for productive farmland all support the investment case. The company also gives investors access to a part of the market that is very different from banks, miners, and retailers.
Its guidance for FY 2026 implies a dividend yield of 5.9%.
