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Milwillah is seeking a practical, mechanically minded person to join our team in Young, NSW. Ideally, you’ll be a qualified mechanic, although applicants with strong practical experience in vehicle servicing, repairs and machinery maintenance are encouraged to apply. This varied role combines workshop duties with machinery operation across our mixed farming business. You’ll help keep our vehicles, machinery and equipment serviced, maintained and ready for work. Start Date: Immediate or February 2027

We are looking for several enthusiastic hard working Station Hands. You will be based at Yadlamalka Stn, 50km from Pt Augusta, but willing to move between Beltana, Lake Torrens and Wilkatana stations for mustering rounds and station projects. The property group run a mix of Angus cattle, Dorper sheep, terminal joined merinos and rangeland goats. 

The Farm Mechanic/ Broadacre Farm Hand role at Mallee View is a full‑time, hands‑on position supporting the operation of our broadacre cropping enterprise. This role is suited to a capable and experienced individual who takes pride in machinery reliability and understands the importance of keeping equipment running efficiently during key seasonal periods. The position has a mix of mechanical focus, with responsibility for servicing, maintaining, and repairing a wide range of broadacre farm machinery. You will be required to diagnose and resolve mechanical, hydraulic, and basic electrical issues both in the workshop and in the paddock, as well as prepare machinery for seeding, spraying, and harvest to minimise downtime. Alongside mechanical duties, the role requires the ability to be a farm hand and operate machinery e.g. seeder, sprayers, header. Mallee View operates modern machinery fitted with GPS guidance and precision agriculture systems, and this role requires...

Together, let’s shape the future of agriculture by sharing your knowledge, skills and experience with the next generation of agricultural workers! LEADAg Pathways is seeking farmers and agricultural businesses across Central and Western Queensland to become Host Mentors for participants completing a Certificate II in Rural Operations through Martyr Training (RTO No. 31279).   The goal of LEADAg Pathways is to support participants towards meaningful employment, while giving hosts the opportunity to develop someone who may become a future employee.   Host Mentors provide participants with practical, real-world experience to build their skills, confidence and understanding of working in agriculture, generally through approximately one day per week of on-farm experience.