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There are some blokes in the cattle game who never chased headlines, but quietly helped shape the industry through hard work, resilience and decades on the ground. Geoffrey Beere is one of them. An Export Life , traces a remarkable career that began with North Meat in Darwin before a transfer to the Katherine Abattoir in 1969. From there, Beere’s working life would span the Northern Territory, remote Australia and livestock markets across...
Nick Bradley grew up in Kununurra and then on nearby Carlton Hill Station, run by his Mum and Dad,  David & Susan Bradley until the mid 1990s. The Kimberley runs thick in his blood, and over the years, with the help of his camera, Nick has captured some stunning shots of life in the north, showcasing the breathtaking views of the Kimberley landscape. The cattle, yard and vehicle images below are of Kurt Hammer and his contracting...
This was the bull catcher used on the back cover of Slim Dusty's iconic RINGERS FROM THE TOP END album in 1992… with him at the wheel is a young Richard Bradley (see below), son of David & Susan Bradley who owned Carlton Hill Station at the time in the East Kimberley. Peter Bryant, found the wreck in the dump at Carlton Hill back in 2008 (image c/o Richard Knox above). He and a few off-siders arranged for it to be brought back to QLD,...