Hewitt

25/08/2026

Bore Runner position available: Narwietooma Aggregation, Northern Territory.

Located just 1.5 hours from Alice Springs, we’re looking for a motivated, hands-on and solutions-driven individual to manage critical water infrastructure across our Narwietooma Aggregation.

If you thrive in remote environments, take pride in working autonomously, and put safety first, this is the role for you.

Food, modern accommodation and work vehicle provided. Live on the aggregation’s main station with a great crew and social culture.

The Role:
- Monitor, maintain, and repair off-grid solar bore pumps and station electrical assets with the assistance of Farmbot telemetry systems.

- Travel across the property to inspect water points, troughs, and fencing to support livestock wellbeing.

- Troubleshoot equipment breakdowns and assist with general station operations.

What You Bring:
- A proactive mindset, strong work ethic, and commitment to safety.

- Proven ability to work independently, manage your time, and solve practical problems off-grid.

- Experience in working on electrical and solar bores/ water pumps is advantageous.

Ready for your next role? Apply now and click the link below.

https://employmenthero.com/jobs/position/hewitt-bore-runner-24xib/

24/08/2026

Earlier this year, Hewitt's annual breaking in School was run by Rebecca Hewitt and Scott Keogh at Roundstone in the Pegunny aggregation.

The school saw 8 team members from across Hewitt Agribusiness take their horses from green to broken in, within the 7-day intensive program.

The breaking in school builds invaluable skills in our team members and ensures our teams have high quality and well-trained horses for station use.

A big thanks to Scott Keogh Horsemanship.
Keep an eye out for these horses in the future.

24/07/2026

A huge congratulations to Tandou station hand Lacey, who took out the junior judging award at the Hay Sheep Show in NSW recently - in her very first competition.
Lacey was one of three Hewitt team members to complete the this year.
Hewitt is proud to support programs like Hay Inc that give young people practical skills, confidence and connections to build long-term careers in agriculture.
Lacey will now head to Sydney Royal in 2027, where she’ll compete against some of NSW’s best young judges.

16/07/2026

Hewitt is excited to support the Theodore Roosters with jerseys to celebrate the junior players efforts for their rugby league season.

The Roosters ran onto the field in their new jerseys alongside teammates from Moura and Baralaba, proudly representing their communities in the under-12s for the Jason Hetherington Gary Larson Carnival on the weekend.

This young team has built a great connection over the years, with many of the players competing together since 2020.

A special shout out to Payton Hewitt and Jack Anderson, who were named players’ players of the carnival, and Jake Joyce, who received the coaches’ choice award.

Great to see the team finish the season running out together in their new jerseys. Well done to all the players, coaches and volunteers - what a season!

14/07/2026

Big dreams can start in small towns - and country football has a special way of bringing them to life.

That is why Hewitt was proud to help deliver a grassroots rugby league clinic to Moura recently, giving junior players from Theodore, Moura and Baralaba the chance to train with Brisbane Broncos star Ben Hunt ahead of the Jason Hetherington Gary Larson Carnival at Gladstone.

For Hewitt, backing country football is about supporting the communities that have shaped our business and the young people who will carry them forward.

Alongside Broncos development coaches Jharal Yow Yeh and James Geurtjens, as well as NRL Football Operations General Manager Troy Thomson, Ben worked with the juniors to build skills, answer their questions and show where hard work can lead.

09/07/2026

For the first time in over two decades, the cattle levy is being discussed. Have your say. Cattle Australia are holding sessions around Queensland and later in the NT so you all get a chance to put your thoughts forward. Please share.

CQ cattle producers are encouraged to come along to face-to-face consultation meetings as part of the Cattle Transaction Levy Review underway.

The Levy Review Committee will undertake the first round of meetings in central Queensland from 13 to 15 July to hear directly from grassfed cattle producers about the current levy arrangements, how levy investments are performing, and how the levy system can best support the industry into the future.

The CQ consultation meetings are scheduled for:

Monday 13 July — Kimberley Station, Moranbah — 5:00 pm

Tuesday 14 July — Clarke Creek Community Hall, Clarke Creek — 10:00 am

Tuesday 14 July — Theodore Hotel, Theodore— 6:00 pm

Wednesday 15 July —Bauhinia Community Hall, Bauhinia — 9:00 am

Wednesday 15 July — Buckland Rec Club, Buckland — 6:00 pm

Contact: [email protected]

08/03/2026

Today, on International Women’s Day, we acknowledge and celebrate the incredible women in our Hewitt community who are breaking barriers, challenging stereotypes, and creating a world where everyone has the opportunity to learn and thrive.

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a safe and happy holidays to all from the team at Hewitt! Thanks to all our hardworking team members and producers on a great year and here's to an even better one in 2026! 🥳