Blina is located in a beautiful part of the Kimberley region – in northern West Australia – and is made of three leases.

The Kimberley has a rich Aboriginal history, was one of the earliest settled parts of Australia and is one of the world’s largest wilderness frontiers. It’s an ancient landscape, with steep-sided mountain ranges, and cut-through limestone and sandstone gorges. The tropical monsoon climate is  challenging, with around 90% of rainfall during the wet season – November to April.

The stock camp convenes in early April and staff on Blina work incredibly hard until the end of November. During the offseason and while the seasonal workers are away, the focus of work shifts primarily to maintenance and getting ready for the next season. To muster, Blina predominantly uses R22 helicopters, which are aided by stockmen and women on horseback.

The recently renovated homestead complex frequently host BBQs and, along with nearby Meda Station, is heavily involved in local Campdraft and Rodeo events. Key events include:

• The Fitzroy Crossing Rodeo and Campdraft
• Halls Creek Rodeo and Races
• Kununnurra Rodeo
• Derby Rodeo
• Broome Rodeos

Fall in love with the land and the wilderness, push yourself to the limit, work in one of world’s most remote areas, and learn about farming, cattle, mustering, yourself, and everything in between.