Lamboo Station is unlike any of the other cattle station’s we’ve spoken about on this podcast. Located just south of Halls Creek in the Kimberley region, Lamboo is owned by the Ngunjiwirri Aboriginal Corporation (NAC) on behalf of the Jaru people. The property was purchased in 1994 by the (then) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander […]
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Indigenous Traineeship Programme – Livestock Earn and learn straight out of school Regional locations in NSW, Queensland or the Northern Territory Ruralco Holdings Limited is Australia’s fastest growing agribusiness. With a national footprint of 48 individual business units and 500 outlets specialising in providing rural customers with products and services in rural merchandise, fertiliser, wool, […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah Station. There’s been a well-worn track forged between Myroodah Station and the local community of Looma’s Health Clinic over the years. Many of our staff have visited the clinic for varying forms of treatment at one stage or another. It is a professional team of nurses […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah Station. “Don’t judge my path, if you haven’t walked my journey”. At Myroodah Station there is a staff notice board which includes an ever-changing “quote of the week”. The above citation has been previously displayed there. When my husband and I took on a management role […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Brenda Gibbs – Station Cook and Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah Station. Albert Watson. Albert Watson, better known as Redman, has had a long association with Myroodah Station. His grandparents lived on Myroodah where his grandfather was employed as a Ringer. His mother was born here, as was his uncle. During […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniells – Manager, Myroodah Station. Managing Myroodah Station four years on, for the Indigenous Land Corporation, we have not wavered in our commitment to support and help provide better outcomes for Indigenous people in the cattle industry. We are all ears and keen to assist when new opportunities arise. One […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Chris Daniels – Manager, Myroodah Station. It is not until you have travelled to a less fortunate country that you really appreciate how fortunate you are. A few years ago my wife Pam and I travelled to Peru in South America for a three week holiday. The majority of the […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniels – Manager, Myroodah Station. It is the start of March and we have our core station crew back on board for the new year comprising our Cook, Headstockman, Stock camp of six, Machinery Operator, Bore Runner, Governess, and Workshop Allrounder. Our entire crew have returned from 2014 which is […]
Host: Yougawalla Station Written by Haydn Sale – Manager, Yougawalla Pastoral Co. Doodie and his two great loves, Selena and the pastoral map of his country. Life in outback Australia can be very hard. Until you have experienced the depths of these hardships, isolation, droughts, unrelenting extreme heat, loneliness, it is hard to explain how […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Chris Daniell – Manager, Myroodah. Someone said to me today they just had the worst day of their life! “That’s a big call I answered”, thinking the worst. After I inquired further it was quickly downgraded to “well maybe not the worst day but pretty bloody bad!” About eight hours […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah. The game of Polo, the Sport of Kings, you don’t expect to see Being played by two Indigenous Stockmen, in the Kimberley But as luck would have it, for two of our blokes that particular chance came round To spend three months with world class players, […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah. Myroodah Station staff Ian Long, Corin Greenwood, and Byran Malay. Welcome back and Hello to the readers of Central Station and the week of stories from “Myroodah”. You can go back through this site and read our previous blogs from 2013 and also read our […]
Host: Yougawalla Station Written by: Jane Sale – Manager, Yougawalla Pastoral Company. Click here to catch up on Part 1 Selena Omeara – The Derby Girl with a big Heart. In 1995 through a mutual friend Doodie met Selena Omeara and Selena moved to Bohemia in 1997. Selena is a driving force in the community and […]
Host: Yougawalla Station Written by: Jane Sale – Manager, Yougawalla Pastoral Company. When you hear the word “rich” do you think of money? For Doodie (Alan) Lawford and Selena Omeara on Bohemia Downs Station, money is the one thing they are not rich with. This is the same for most pastoralists in the North the hardest […]
Host: Yougawalla Station Written by: Haydn Sale – Manager, Yougawalla Pastoral Company. Haydn Sale. My name is Haydn Sale from Yougawalla Station and my story today is about the commercial and social relationships we have forged with our Indigenous neighbours since moving to Yougawalla. Yougawalla Station is bordered on two sides by aboriginal owned stations. One […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah Station. Aerial shot of Myroodah Station. With unseasonal rain this week, the mustering program has again been hampered. The roads and paddocks need to dry out – this is the third lot of dry season rain we have had this year. We have had to […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah Station. Undertaking Traineeships in Agriculture are Dylan Lennard, Brendan Button, Kadjana Skinner, Robert Scott, Byran Malay and Wesley Karadada. Myroodah not only aims to produce good quality cattle for their commercial livestock business, but also, and perhaps more importantly we are striving to produce […]
Host: Myroodah Station Written by Pam Daniell – Manager, Myroodah Station. It’s Monday morning on Myroodah Station. The staff have been fed breakfast and packed their smoko and lunch for the day ahead. As daylight breaks, they are off to work. The day for me starts early too. I collect my dogs and walk towards […]
