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Kimberley sunsets and dust always make for a good photo, but this one tells a much bigger story. Pictured above are Station Hands Lucy Shallcross from the Pilbara in Western Australia, Lucy Simpson from Southern NSW and Alyce Robben from Central Queensland after a long day's work at Blina Station in the West Kimberley. The photo was taken following a particularly dusty afternoon in the yards during the station's first-round muster. The...
It took me a while to convince Ben Young to let me feature him the RFTTEJOBS newsletter. Like many ringers, Ben isn't one for the limelight. But eventually he agreed, telling me: "If this helps one kid to have confidence to leave his or her hometown and head north to chase their dreams, I guess it's worth it." That's a pretty good reason. At just 24 years old, Ben has already packed plenty into his cattle industry journey. Growing up...
Station Hand Jobs Explained: Skills, Pay & Life on the Station If you’re looking for a career in the Australian outback,  Station Hand Jobs  are one of the most common entry points into the cattle industry. Working as a station hand means being part of a team that keeps vast cattle stations running, and it’s a lifestyle that combines hard work, personal growth, and unforgettable outback experiences. There are exciting opportunities...