Where: Northwest Queensland, Australia
Who: Advertised on TAW
This job is available on a remote cattle station in North West Queensland where the work involves cattle mustering, fencing and general station work. Accommodation and meals will be provided.
Men are requested to apply as the work is physical and involves some heavy work. Applicants should have a good work ethic, not mind early starts, be versatile and willing to learn and preferably have a useful trade such as welding.
Pack a hat and some sunscreen and get ready to exert some muscles you never even knew you had. For skint travellers, with (or without) work visas, willing to work harder than I did thinking up the following pun here is our pick of the crops for summer 2010.
The oat and wheat harvests in Salmon Gums and Grass Patch, Western Australia, should be, weather permitting, already underway. They end in June as will other underway harvests in Albany, Williams, Marradong, West Arthur, Bindoon, Moora and Lower Chittering.
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Tags: australia, canada, denmark, europe, france, fruit picking jobs, greece, new zealand, paid jobs, usa 
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