Play a key role in NAPCo's breeding operation, combining hands-on station work with accurate stud data coordination at Alexandria Station.
About NAPCo
The North Australian Pastoral Company (NAPCo) was founded in 1877 and is one of Australia's leading beef cattle companies, managing over 6.1 million hectares, largest single herd in the world and home to Five Founders Beef. NAPCo employs approximately 220 staff operating across Queensland and the Northern Territory, with 15 cattle stations, a Depot in Mount Isa, a Feedlot and Farm in the Darling Downs and an office in Brisbane's CBD.
Alexandria Station, NT
Located on the Barkly Tableland in the Northern Territory, Alexandria Station was acquired in 1877 and holds a special place in NAPCo's 150-year legacy as the company's founding station. Spanning 700,000 hectares and running approximately 45,000 head of cattle, Alexandria is home to NAPCo's Alexandria Composite Stud and neighbours NAPCo stations Gallipoli, Mittiebah and Soudan.
The role
The Stud Coordinator will play a key role in coordinating and maintaining accurate records for Alexandria Station's stud activities. Reporting to the Station Manager, this role will see you working collaboratively across NAPCo's supply chain to support broader operations, balancing accurate data recording and coordination with hands-on work out on station.
Day to day duties include: