Chairman

I have spent my entire life within the Pastoral industry, predominantly in Northern Australia with a four year stint in central Queensland. My previous experience in the advocacy space includes ten years on the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association executive and a period as chair of the Victoria River District Conservation Association. My wife Jade and myself moved to the West Kimberley in 2019 joining the KPCA Executive later that year. I am passionate about the Northern Pastoral Industry and feel fortunate to be in a position which allows me to contribute to the future growth of our great industry.

Vice Chairman

I have been involved in the Cattle and livestock industries for most of my life. I am currently the GM for the Indigenous owned Kimberley Agriculture and Pastoral Company (KAPCO) where I work closely with my wife on the continuing development of the KAPCO properties. The saying “look after something and it will look after you” is the culture we strive for and is reflected in“ the land we manage, the stock we look after and the people we work with.”

I have a diverse background, including time with the Police and Fire Services, BDM & project management roles and Pastoral Superintendent within Rio Tinto, I continue to study and enjoy business in general. I value my role on the KPCA executive and hopefully my input is helpful to other pastoralists and KPCA members.

I have lived on and managed Anna Plains Station for the past 18 years.  Prior to that I worked beyond the farm gate for various agribusiness organisations.  My passion for the beef industry in Northern Australia led me to assist in the formation of the KPCA in 2015.  I have held a number of different roles on the executive over the years.

There is still enormous potential for growth in the agricultural industries in northern Australia and I look forward to contributing to it through my own business and through the work of the KPCA.

Secretary

Anne Marie Huey grew up on a small cattle property in North Queensland.  She has been co-managing Dampier Downs Station for the last eight years.

Prior to becoming a full-time pastoralist, Anne Marie spent around ten years working as a research assistant and extension officer for the Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australian governments. Anne Marie also operates an agricultural consultancy business and works with the Northern Australia Climate Program through the University of Southern Queensland.

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Having grown up on Mandora Station south of Broome, I have always been deeply passionate about the Northern Beef industry. I am currently the owner manager of Yanrey Station, located off the Gulf of Exmouth in the West Pilbara. We also operate backgrounding properties in the south along with a small livestock trucking company. I am an active member of our local community, which has helped in understanding the issues faced by our industry, and also the vision of our regions.

As a pastoralist, I believe there are always ways to improve our processes to achieve the best outcome possible for the livestock, people and land under our care. The KPCA can help champion and showcase innovations and improvements to ensure pastoralists can access this information.

There is a great future ahead for the agricultural industry, and I look for avenues to share this enthusiasm with the next generation of leaders through the KPCA.

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Alongside my wife Sophie, I am the owner and managing director of Red Range Stock Supplements in the Kimberley, Western Australia. As a family run business, relationships with the wider community are a priority and is paramount to my philosophy in business.

I have been a committee member on the Kununurra Campdraft and Rodeo Association for 10 years now and having been in the pastoral industry for 23 years, I come with a passion for the agriculture sector. I look forward to the future of the Northern pastoral industry and am eager to contribute to the continued development of the KPCA.

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Camille is a fourth generation stockwoman and has spent most of her life living and working on Kimberley cattle stations. Her family own and operate Kalyeeda Station, located 4 hours east of Broome. Camille currently Manages Kalyeeda Station alongside her father (station owner). They run a herd of 10,000 Droughtmaster x Brahman cattle, with their main market being live export to Indonesia and Vietnam via the Port of Broome.