It sounds like you're in a place where you can (almost) set-and-forget your super.
As Victor said in the comments, you should choose an industry fund instead of a retail fund, so that fees don't eat up your balance (if you remember the TV ads, one of those funds with the logo looking like two hands covering something valuable!)
You could take the option of a large fund like AustralianSuper, or choose one of the industry super funds on this page.
If I were you, I'd just choose a couple and check their fees and investment options.
It sounds like you're young, so generally a higher risk, higher return investment profile would suit well as over time, you should see your super grow more. Check that the super fund you choose offers this option (I know AustralianSuper does).
Alternatively, there may be a super fund specifically set up for the sector you work in. These can be higher in fees so you might want to check the fees against an industry super fund on the page above to see how they compare.
If you want to keep everything in one place, you could also try your bank's super option. However, the usually slightly higher fees here will probably outweigh the convenience benefits (this is what the industry super fund ads I referred to were all about).
In the end, I wouldn't put too much effort into comparing super options. Compare a few, keep a general eye on how it goes, unless you've got the time to go down the route of an SMSF then you can generally trust that you'll be taken care of by a well-known industry fund. If I was comparing, I'd probably look at AustralianSuper, Hesta and HostPlus.
