New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory Tourism Photo Gallery NSW/ACT Australia

A Cattle Muster in the High Country, Riverina Region of New South Wales Australia.

The Riverina is a rich farming region irrigated by the Murrumbidgee River. The principle NSW regional towns of Griffith and Leeton were designed by Walter Burley Griffin who designed Canberra and have remained close to the architect's original vision.

Every Riverina town has a story about the pioneering days; cattle mustering in the New South Wales high country is part of that tradition.

Fruit picking work in the Riverina region of NSW Australia begins around mid-February and lasts six to eight weeks, while the citrus harvest begins in November and runs through to March.