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Yarns and resources all about The Team!!


Good Bastards of the Shed
Every industry has them, but ours seems to breed them — the good bastards. You know the ones. The people who make a hard day’s graft not just bearable, but bloody enjoyable. The ones who bring the shed alive, keep everyone moving, and remind us why we love this mad job in the first place.
Aug 315 min read
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Fit for the Season – Mental Strength in the Pressure Cooker
Shearing season doesn’t ease you in. It chucks you straight in the deep end, boots and all. Cold mornings, long days, tired bodies,...
Jul 213 min read
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Subzero Starts & Serious Safety: A Timely Yarn on Driving Smart
The mornings are getting colder, and subzero starts are creeping in. Vans are frosting over, black ice is waiting in the usual spots, and...
Jul 74 min read
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DRUGS IN OUR INDUSTRY: A HARD LOOK AT A SHITTY REALITY
This isn’t about being the fun police. It’s about calling out the reality. Because over the years, drugs have become a harmful blight on what good does happen within the industry. And there is good — tonnes of it. Bloody good people doing bloody good work, day in and day out.
Jun 1617 min read
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Sort Your Shit — Because Sharp Nights Make Sharp Mornings
A selection of shearing gear essentials We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: you can’t half-arse this job and expect significant...
Jun 88 min read
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Beyond the Beers: What Happens Next?
Last week we ripped the top off the drinking culture in the sheds — and holy hell did it pop off. The response was bloody huge. And not...
Jun 25 min read
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Booze, Bullshit & Breaking the Cycle – Time for a New Culture in the Shearing Game
Let’s rip the band-aid off – we’ve got a drinking culture in the shearing industry that’s long overdue for a shake-up.
May 269 min read
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We’re All in It Together: Why Teamwork is Essential in the Shearing Game
Let’s not beat around the bush—shed work is hard graft. From sun-up to sundown, it’s a high-pressure gig, and every role in the wool chain cops it in some way. It’s noisy, physical, bloody hot or freezing cold, and there’s always someone wanting something done five minutes ago.
But here’s the real kicker: no one gets the job done alone.
May 196 min read
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