Farm Work in the Outback
Outback jobs across Australia are about as far from city life as you can get: cattle and sheep stations, cropping, fencing and maintenance, almost always with accommodation and meals.
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Senior Livestock Worker
Quokkaroo for Family Farm client in WAWandering, WA -
Farm Hand – Dalwallinu, WA
PrivateDalwallinu, WA -
General Farmhand
Leiper Eves FarmingEsperance, Western Australia, WA -
Workshop Storeperson
Drury Farming Company Pty LtdMiles, QLD -
Farm helpers – Northern Territory
Alice Springs
About outback jobs
Outback jobs across Australia are about as far from city life as you can get: cattle and sheep stations, cropping, fencing and maintenance, almost always with accommodation and meals.
The work
Roles include station hand and mustering work, cropping, fencing, and general maintenance on remote properties. Some need skills like riding or driving machinery, but plenty take people willing to learn.
What to expect
You will be a long way from the nearest town, so most roles include accommodation and meals. It is isolated and the work is real, but for the right person the payoff is hard to beat.
Most regional farm work counts toward your 88 days. Check the rules in our 88 days guide.
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