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In the arid expanse of a New South Wales station, a lone worker tends to a sprawling flock of Dorper sheep, their black and white coats creating a living mosaic across the rust-red earth. Wearing a wide-brimmed sun hat and a vibrant blue long-sleeved shirt, the station hand leans over a concrete water trough, ensuring the livestock have access to critical water resources under a heavy grey sky. The landscape is sparse yet vital - scattered gum trees punctuate the distant horizon, while a large white water tank stands sentinel near the herd. The sheep move with a quiet purpose, their woolly bodies creating gentle waves of movement across the parched paddock, a testament to the resilience of Australian agricultural life. This scene captures the essence of outback farming - hard work, connection to land, and the continuous battle against harsh environmental conditions that define rural survival in the Murray Region.