9 station hands jobs found

Join the Team at Hacon Pastoral Company (Kallala Station) in early 2026! Dreaming of an adventure in stunning rural Australia? Want to kickstart a rewarding career in the cattle industry while enjoying an incredible lifestyle? At Kallala Station, located 160km South West of Mount Isa in a beautiful area with a vibrant community, you'll find the perfect blend of work, friendship and fun! Muster cattle using helicopters and motorbikes - horses are not used. Only single male accommodation available. We have filled all female accommodation. This position is not available to Working Holiday Visa Holders (Backpackers). Nor do we accept applications from overseas or offer sponsorship to overseas jobseekers. 

Red dirt. Black Angus. Big skies. Tieyon Pastoral Company is seeking a motivated, reliable Station Hand to join our team in 2026, start early 2026 — someone who takes pride in their work, enjoys the bush, and values a good team. Salary based on experience and skills Note: Sorry, no dogs — thanks for understanding.

We seek a motivated, reliable and experienced Leading Hand to help lead our small team. Reporting to the station manager, you will be working closely with a small team of 3-5 people and 2 other Crown Point properties undertaking all station duties.

We are seeking a skilled and experienced Livestock Person with good knowledge and ability with machinery,  to join our Team on our cattle breeding and fattening property.

We are looking for an Outstation Supervisor to join Carrum Station, which is a breeding property for the composite bull breeding program, located in the Gulf Group, 26 kilometres south of Julia Creek and 278km east of Mt Isa.

Rio Tinto  is seeking an experienced Overseer  to lead the day‑to‑day management of  Hamersley Station , located in the heart of the Pilbara. This leadership role comes with responsibility for safety performance, leading a team, livestock production, animal welfare, infrastructure and financial oversight. The successful applicant will play a key role in ensuring the station operates safely, efficiently and sustainably.