Jillaroo, Tiff Dunn, on Avon Downs station in the Northern Territory.
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Mathew Barrett cracks his whip at cattle as they move across Avon Downs station in the NT.
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Darren Clark, the photograher, captured his shadow elongated by a low slung sun on Adria Downs station, near Birdsville in western Queensland.
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Young Sam and Daniel Scott live on Lake Nash cattle station on the grassy Barkly Tablelands in the Northern Territory’s inland.
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Robert Maunsell fence sitting on Brunette Downs station in the Northern Territory.
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Raising dust at Avon Downs station on the Barkly Tablelands, NT.
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Dawson Dodd, a Brunette Downs station stockman.
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Dawn heats up as the helicopter musterers get moving on Brunette Downs station.
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‘Cuppa’ at sunrise on Brunette Downs.
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Serious competition at Camooweal Rodeo in Queensland.
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The ‘jockeys’ wait for their run at the Brunette Downs Races.
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A tip of the hat to the jillaroos on Brunette Downs station.
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Cattle should always enter yards via the same entry point and leave by a separate exit gate at the other side of the yards. This will encourage cattle to enter the yard themselves. A helicopter and stations hands get to work’yearding cattle’ on Avon Downs station, NT.
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Action aplenty at Camelweal Rodeo, north-western Queensland.
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Tony Green is in charge of checking and keeping the bores in good condition on Brunette Downs station. Bore runners often work along and travel huge distances regularly.
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The simple life of a drovers’ camp on Brunette Downs, NT.
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The Coolibah bronco branding brace on Adria Downs, Qld.