
Lara Burrow - Albany, Western Australia
Winters revival. This landscape is bold and rich overlooking a grass paddock and silage stack, being a true iconic representation of the calm and serenity the country side can offer, even in the cold of Winter!

Lara Burrow - Albany, Western Australia
The Working Woman. This image means a lot to me as a female working in Agriculture in Australia. Its mood displays strong work ethic, and reflects a story, of all woman who come before us in Agricultures history.

Lara Burrow - Albany, Western Australia
The Workman's Best friend. The kelpie. For me working dogs, no matter the breed, are the beings who represent determination and never ending loyalty. In times of hardship in rural settings, dogs will never let you down, and never leave your side.
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Helen Commens - Windorah, Queensland
Channel Country Flood - the sand hills and channels flooding after the Mar/Apr 2025 floods in Western Qld.

Helen Commens - Windorah, Queensland
Tracks tell the story - easy yarding up when the bike tracks are few.

Jacinta Cutcliffe - Burra Creek, New South Wales
Aspiring Cowboy at the Battle On The Bidgee, Gundagai NSW

Kellie Craft - Pittsworth, Queensland
“Under Watchful Eyes”
Mum is never far away.
This image captures the bond between cow and newly born calf. It is an enduring cycle of life on the land season after season

Kellie Craft - Pittsworth, Queensland
`Brahmans and a Feathered Friend`
Three Brahmans graze in the Australian Outback, with a bird perched gently on one’s back — a simple scene of calm and connection creating a moment of harmony in the bush.

Kellie Craft - Pittsworth, Queensland
`Threads of Gold`
At sunset, golden light drapes across rows of cotton, where warmth and texture meet — capturing the timeless rhythm of rural life.

Shannon Swanton - Manilla, New South Wales
A quick snooze at lunch time recharges the body in the shearing sheds
I call this one ` counting sheep`

Shannon Swanton - Manilla, New South Wales
A special moment between my husband and my son at smoko in the shearing shed
I call this one `Like father like son`
Shannon Swanton - Manilla, New South Wales
All lined up and ready to work
This is `The Shearers Handpiece`
Sarah Gardner - Henrietta TAS 7325, Tasmania
Miniature Herefords on the northwest coast of Tasmania.
Sarah Gardner - Henrietta TAS 7325, Tasmania
Miniature Herefords on the northwest coast of Tasmania.

Kevin Mckay - Full time traveler ,
Border is just decorative can be removed
Conamore station near gundiah

Karen Leibinger - Springsure, Queensland
“ Mans Best Friend” we recently had a grader driver doing our fire breaks around the property and his lovely Kelpie would go with him everyday.

Karen Leibinger - Springsure, Queensland
“Drovers Dream “ imagine being on the road for days with your cattle and seeing this beautiful scene and thinking this is what I would dream of coming home too.

Karen Leibinger - Springsure, Queensland
“Educating the Weaners” One man and his horse and his working dogs educating 300 weaners back down to the yards after feeding out.

Leanne Ohlmeyer - Waikerie, South Australia
Helping out the neighbour during shearing time. This was a great opportunity to capture the action and energy of the shearers while shearing. The time, effort and concentration they have to get their job done is astounding.

Leanne Ohlmeyer - Waikerie, South Australia
Capturing that moment in time as the fleece is tossed on the table. The contiual flow of work as the fleece is tossed, the roustabout sweeps, also holding a bellie, and the shearer prepares his comb for more shearing.
Leanne Ohlmeyer - Waikerie, South Australia
The importance of the shed team. Everyone has an important role whether it's the shearer, the roustabout, woolhandler etc. Here the final bundling of the fleece and preparing it for the right place to go.

Debbie Sharp - CONDAMINE PLAINS, Queensland
Quilting on the Ground is an example of research of the DPI that lease land from the farming enterprise.

Sandie Read - Mundubbera, Queensland
The love of horses is a quiet bond—pure, strong, and full of trust.

Veronica Elliott - Larrimah , Northern Territory
Watching the storm pass us by while drafting sale cows.

Edward Lamb - Maindample, Victoria
One of my working dogs bringing in our merinos at Wappan station.

Sophie Rindfleish - Coolah, New South Wales
Sophie looking out at the storm coming in standing in the sorghum
Hamish Holcombe - BOGGABILLA, New South Wales
An overview of natures food bowl below.
The rocks stand sentinal to the fertile lands below.
Hamish Holcombe - BOGGABILLA, New South Wales
As the evening shadows lengthen, the time has come for 'Doggie' mealtime with evening beer.
The day is done after a days work, now time for bed---until tomorrow.

Hamish Holcombe - BOGGABILLA, New South Wales
Office of wool harvesting awaits the starting bell.
Main participants wait patiently for their turn to contribute to clothing the world with natural fibre.

Adrienne Kelso - Mount Surprise , Queensland
My two female dogs KC and Bear just love riding on the Ute - very competitive, very focused on the job .

Adrienne Kelso - Mount Surprise , Queensland
Chopper- the honorary cattle dog! As soon as anyone went near the buggy he was the first to jump in !!

Adrienne Kelso - Mount Surprise , Queensland
KC never likes being left at home - even if that means squashing herself into my ford Ute as if I wouldn’t notice !! Love the cheeky smile she gives .

Jason Howard - Kremnos, New South Wales
Gear at rest after a day of spreading compost in a macadamia orchard

Judy Kerse - Ongerup , Western Australia
On the crutching cradle the first sheep up the race and the last one to be crutched. she was pretty happy just to sit and wait.

Cynthia Soding - Tumbarumba, New South Wales
Herefords waiting for the brewing storm
to hit- Mannus Valley- Tumbarumba
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Melisa Cavallaro - Reid, South Australia
This little mushroom has escaped the carefully prepared growing beds and decided to grow underneath the compost.
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Melisa Cavallaro - Reid, South Australia
This little generation of mushrooms are hanging in for dear life together. They are growing together outside the growing media.

Dorothy Enders - Carrs Peninsula, New South Wales
17 registered Kelpie pups learning the ropes. (Vehicle only stationary)

Emma Stuart - Wongarbon, New South Wales
All three images were shot on my dad’s 1984 film camera, which I found in the cupboard during Christmas 2019. I rediscovered the camera last month and found some undeveloped film rolls inside. When I got them developed, these beautiful images came back of my late dog Bella, sitting on the veranda at our family farm. These photos capture the memory of an amazing, hardworking, and devoted dog.

Emma Stuart - Wongarbon, New South Wales
All three images were shot on my dad’s 1984 film camera, which I found in the cupboard during Christmas 2019. I rediscovered the camera last month and found some undeveloped film rolls inside. When I got them developed, these beautiful images came back of my late dog Bella, sitting on the veranda at our family farm. These photos capture the memory of an amazing, hardworking, and devoted dog.

Emma Stuart - Wongarbon, New South Wales
All three images were shot on my dad’s 1984 film camera, which I found in the cupboard during Christmas 2019. I rediscovered the camera last month and found some undeveloped film rolls inside. When I got them developed, these beautiful images came back of my late dog Bella, sitting on the veranda at our family farm. These photos capture the memory of an amazing, hardworking, and devoted dog.

Reg Kidd - Orange, New South Wales
A kangaroo Hitch Hiker on my way to training Pirovic Poultry Enterprises Sydney.
Traveled near 200 kms stuck in that position(deceased of course)

Lisa Jarvis - Talbot, Victoria
My grandchildren taking in canola field on a drive in the Wimmera
Peter Wedell - Goulburn, New South Wales
This a photo of one of my family's steer's named Shank. He's a very kind and gentle boy who would let you go up and pat and hug him.
Peter Wedell - Goulburn, New South Wales
This is a photo of my family's calf born in July named Oops. He was a complete surprise and he had to be born through a caesarean and we weren't sure if either the mum or calf would survive but they're still walking around eating all our pasture today.

Philippa Larkin - Tooraweenah, New South Wales
3 kids on 3 breakers moving cows and calves after calf marking. 😊

Jessica McMahon - Bundaberg, Queensland
Early morning sun and some of the local wildlife on our young macadamia orchard's dam.

Jessica McMahon - Bundaberg, Queensland
This picture is overlooking our young macadamia orchard, featuring an old machinery shed.

Jackie Darcy - BEDGERABONG, New South Wales
Sunrise April 2025 at Bedgerabong over stubble paddock

Grace Patterson - Canowindra, New South Wales
Lamb walking across the dam bank is dry conditions

Grace Patterson - Canowindra, New South Wales
Finally some green grass after a dry start to the year.

Jason Meier - ELSMORE, New South Wales
Right place, right time to capture the golden hour and the beauty or a storm

Lesley Pyecroft - Perth, Tasmania
Isnt nature amazing brown ewe and twins a day old one white one black and white

Loyola Best - Grenfell, New South Wales
God’s spotlight-because the cows deserve their moment!

elizabeth Goldberg - Tyabb, Victoria
Our Champion, the gentlest Ram and my first show Champion. Passed 2025 aged 8yr.

Cassandra Butler - Simpsons Creek, Victoria
Captured on our farm near Shepparton, Victoria, this spring morning reveals nature’s quiet artistry — a dew-kissed spider web woven between barbed wire, glistening in the first light of dawn. A moment where resilience meets beauty, reminding us of the delicate balance between farm life and the natural world that surrounds it.

Cassandra Butler - Simpsons Creek, Victoria
A golden Merrigum sunset paints the sky over a quiet farmland channel in rural Victoria. The mirrored reflection of the trees and fiery clouds captures the calm and beauty of country life — where water, light, and land meet in perfect balance.

Cassandra Butler - Simpsons Creek, Victoria
When the tractor got bogged, the whole family pitched in — and my son was first on the job. Barefoot, muddy, and grinning from ear to ear, he threw himself into the task with all the determination in the world. It’s moments like this that show what farming’s really about: family, teamwork, and a love for Country that starts young.

Sharon Knight - Dubbo, New South Wales
Twins to our 15 year old poddy Dolly.
She has given us a lamb every year !

Sharon Knight - Dubbo, New South Wales
When you’re out doing stuff, some evenings are just magical!

Sharon Knight - Dubbo, New South Wales
Maxx the WHS officer supervising safe wool handling in the shearing shed.

Andrew Jones - Burra, South Australia
Taken in 2014 south of Bathurst looking over wheat stubble

Felicity McMaster - Coolah, New South Wales
Checking out a summer grass paddock on `Hillside`, Coolah
Felicity McMaster - Coolah, New South Wales
Once a poddy, always a poddy. James and our poddy Wonka.

Kim Taylor - Berry, New South Wales
Kim and Kelvin are sheep farming at Nowra and they have hand raised their sheep from poddy lambs. The photo is one of the much loved adult poddy's Leo (short for Leonardo Da Vinci as Kelvin is a budding artist) chewing on Kim's Akubra and a general huddle with Kelvin at feeding time.
martin Moses - Temora, New South Wales
RM Williams Boot stolen by a Chocolate Labrador from the front door -found after 10y as a dog chew.

Melissa Hawkins - Springsure, Queensland
Little calf getting a little molasses
`Serpentine` Springsure Qld

Irene Limburg - Peterborough , South Australia
After the drought, we have green grass to be happy about. Zighar is jumping for joy

Emma Horman - Eden Park, Victoria
Moving cows early on a frosty winter morning. As the sun came up, made me stop to take in the beauty.

Indy Smith - Rivervale, Western Australia
Reaching for the Future captures a young boy and his love of his stud simmental cattle

Ann-Estelle Zimmermann - Newcastle Waters , Northern Territory
This is Petter, my first ever dog. Apart from being my best mate since I moved to Australia, he is also working cattle up north.

Ann-Estelle Zimmermann - Newcastle Waters , Northern Territory
Emma is my second dog. She is only 10 months old but already working big cattle. I love how calm but also how confident she can be.

Ann-Estelle Zimmermann - Newcastle Waters , Northern Territory
Quick swimming break down at the lake before we get back to working cattle.

Judy Hawkes - Greenvale, Queensland
`Brahma Bull: The Tranquil Guardian of Nature`
Beneath the dappled shade of a sprawling tree by the Norman River in Normanton, a magnificent Brahma Bull lounged in serene leisure. With its majestic stature and striking features, this gentle giant seemed to embody the spirit of the land. As it relaxed, the world bustled around it—birds flitted by, and the soft rustle of leaves danced in the gentle breeze. The Brahma Bull, with its calm demeanour and rich, warm colours, was more than just a beautiful beast; it was a living testament to the tranquillity found in nature's embrace.

Judy Hawkes - Greenvale, Queensland
`Nature's Harmony: The Grevillea Feast`
This beast was happily munching away on a grevillea bush out the back of our place in the bush at Greenvale, QLD. The creature was in its element, enjoying the sweet flavours of the leaves, completely at ease in the bush surroundings. It was a chill moment, just nature and this animal vibing in the beautiful landscape.

Judy Hawkes - Greenvale, Queensland
**`The Majestic Brahma Bull: A Breeder's Pride`**
The Brahma Bull is an impressive specimen, characterised by its strong build and lustrous coat that catches the light beautifully. This bull exhibits excellent conformation and a calm temperament, making it a valuable addition to any breeding program. As it rests in the shade by the Norman River in Normanton, QLD, it demonstrates not only its adaptability to the environment but also its potential for producing hardy offspring. Its presence is a testament to the robust qualities of the Australian outback cattle, reflecting both strength and resilience in the breed.

Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup , Western Australia
Kelly’s View.
This is our sheep dog Kelly. She jumped up on the rock and was looking at a mob of sheep in the distance.
With the scenic view of the mountains in the background.

Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup , Western Australia
A Winter Morning.
Beautiful light from an early sunrise on a winter morning

Debbie Cristinelli - Tambellup , Western Australia
On the Go.
Showing all the dusty action at the back of the header as harvest is in full swing.

Georgia Zemanek - Gympie, Queensland
Rural Fencing and Cattle Yard Building Business ‘UpRight Rural Contracting’ Owner Jack is captured walking down a newly built fence line.

Karen Leibinger - Springsure , Queensland
This is one of our poddy calves his name is Kevin, we rescued him as his mumma had not been feeding him, he was dehydrated and we weren’t sure if he was going to make it, but Kevin is going great now and he is a cheeky boy.

Christina Otto - Barraganyatti , New South Wales
Station dog Fatboy getting ready for work in the morning

Maddy Ryan - Tilpa , New South Wales
My sister's ute on our way home from all day at the cattle yards

Stephanie Debono - Glossodia , New South Wales
This photo captures the sunset of sorghum in the back of Maules Creeks NSW

Clair Duynhoven - Scott’s Creek, Victoria
Shadow (horse) taking a moment to rest as the sunsets and watch the kangaroos in the distance

Clair Duynhoven - Scott’s Creek, Victoria
Scotty helping with the horses rain, hail, or sunshine and rainbows

Clair Duynhoven - Scott’s Creek, Victoria
Germany an of the track thoroughbred and his curiosity make an impressive debut and memorable bonding moment in his retraining journey and forever home.

Sally Finch - Hamilton, Victoria
I'm working in remote NT as a cook and love getting out to the yards on sale days, this is Amy just casually jumping the fence like its not 6 foot high

Sharon Constance - Cooma, New South Wales
Sowing my first ever paddock on my farm `Big Badja` via Cooma. The rainbow proved to be a good omen, I had a bumper crop of turnips for winter stock feed.

Sharon Constance - Cooma, New South Wales
Sunrise at `Big Badja`. A moment that made me grateful to live where I do.
Teone Bateup - Roma, Queensland
A bird’s-eye view of harvest near Warialda, with a header cutting neat lines through the crop and leaving a trail of dust across the paddock.
Teone Bateup - Roma, Queensland
From above, a header unloads grain into a chaser bin on the move. Precision teamwork and timing keep the harvest rolling along smoothly.
Teone Bateup - Roma, Queensland
On the ground at harvest time, a John Deere header fills the chaser bin alongside, set against the dusty backdrop of north west New South Wales.

Tim Bateup - Roma, Queensland
On the outskirts of Goondiwindi, a fierce dust storm swept through, followed by an intense dry electrical storm. With lightning striking all around, it was too dangerous to step outside, so I set my tripod out the car window and captured this 10-second exposure. The image reveals multiple bolts illuminating the dark sky over the open paddocks, a dramatic display of nature’s raw power.
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Tim Bateup - Roma, Queensland
From above, two cotton pickers work in perfect rhythm, stripping neat rows across the paddock as yellow-wrapped bales scatter the field like markers of progress. A bird’s-eye view of harvest time in outback Queensland.
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Tim Bateup - Roma, Queensland
Two cotton pickers move steadily along the edge of a vast paddock, leaving behind neat rows of yellow-wrapped bales scattered across the field. From above, the scale of the harvest and the precision of the work stretch out across the Goondiwindi landscape.

Tanya Smith - Leitchville , Victoria
Driving away from the lightening strike and storm . Bud and i

Louise Egan - Moy Pocket , Queensland
The stampede is on when the Lamborghini comes out to get hay.

Louise Egan - Moy Pocket , Queensland
Checking the herd on the Egan Pocket Farm with gorgeous miracle twins Flossy and Freddy front and centre.
Tamara Ward - Tincurrin, Western Australia
I went out to take some photos of the canola and while I was there it was a buzz with bees, so I set myself the challenge of trying to capture a bee on a canola flower. Needless to say, this was by far the best shot! I actually managed to get the bee as it was `dancing` on the flower to let the other bees know there was pollen here for the taking. Such an amazing moment!
Tamara Ward - Tincurrin, Western Australia
This was captured in our home paddock after a rain event went through. I went out to see the rainbow that had formed and noticed that the sheep were walking up the hill, right into the end of the rainbow.
Tamara Ward - Tincurrin, Western Australia
It had been another dry winter and spring and we were supplement feeding our SAMM ewes with lupins to prepare them for mating. As I headed out to the paddock with the sheep feeder, I noted that the ewes had simultaneously spotted me and were charging to the edge of the paddock in a long perfect line. It reminded me of the charge of the lighthorse. I just had to capture that moment! It's not that common for our sheep to be so orderly! I love how this shot depicts the uniformity of the scene, the sheep all running in a line, parallel to the rows of trees behind them, and in black and white the contrast of the trees and sheep compared to the barren land really is highlighted. For me this was an ag-mazing moment!

Lu Olijnyk - Jamestown, South Australia
Landed at home in the paddock and greeted by the work dogs coming home from a long muster across the Nullarbor.

Jillian Holmes - Katherine, Northern Territory
Photo taken on Auvergne Station, NT. Loading cattle for their trip south.

Benjamin Hams - Canowie Belt, South Australia
Cut out day! The shearing team hard at work, trying to get through the last mob and finish the shed
-Wirradowns station in South Australia

Benjamin Hams - Canowie Belt, South Australia
The hardest worker in the shed! A good sheep dog is worth its weight in gold, the bond formed betweens farmers and their working dogs is unmatched!

Benjamin Hams - Canowie Belt, South Australia
'Go back!'
Often you hear these crys while working the sheep! These dogs are highly trained and prepared for any situation!

Megan McPaul - Holbrook, New South Wales
Our retired work dog relaxing at the end of the day by a fire, with the amazing winter solace sunset. What a place to live.
Ana Car - Cowwarr, Victoria
moving cattle from paddock to paddock across thousands of acres and km's of roads

Darren Wirth - Tantanoola, South Australia
A Tantanoola Sunset. The serene evening scene with the Canunda Windfarm.

Darren Wirth - Tantanoola, South Australia
The Sun Sets. One of the many ruins scattered around the small rural town of Tantanoola on South Australia’s Limestone Coast.

Bev Wirth - Tantanoola , South Australia
The Lamb Whisperer.
My husband in the paddock and his pet lambs.

Rach McGuire - Curlewis, New South Wales
This photo was taken at our family farm on a spot that means a lot

Rach McGuire - Curlewis, New South Wales
After a big harvest we finally got all the round bales gathered and stacked

Tara Heap - Mango Hill, Queensland
On the heel - On the Heel captures a Kelpie mid-drive, pushing forward with unrelenting momentum as it grips the sheep to turn its movement. The image freezes the raw energy, speed, and instinct that define stock work

Tara Heap - Mango Hill, Queensland
The Chase - An Australian Shepherd in full stride, eyes locked with purpose as instinct and training merge to guide the flock. This moment captures the raw energy, focus, and harmony of herding in action.

Tara Heap - Mango Hill, Queensland
Round up - Caught in the moment, this herding dog shows exactly what it was bred to do — keeping the flock moving and under control. With eyes sharp and body low to the ground, every movement is about reading the sheep and responding in an instant.

Julia George - South West Rocks, New South Wales
Bat by the Rockpools, Water Reflection,
Carnarvon Gorge

Mandy Carlon - Walcha, New South Wales
Taking shorn sheep away in the afternoon light and rainbow in the back with Lilly