From outback to beach in Australia - The Times Online

"In the outback, sheep can do things to a man. It’s hot, and I’ve been left to drove 23 rams down a dusty road on a quad bike. I’m taking them to an orgy. They’re to be split up and put in 700-acre paddocks with several hundred ewes - each will "cover" about 10 a day. That’s probably why they’re called rams. " open article

Movement at the station

"Keith Austin settles into the grazier-chic surrounds of Burrawang West Station for a paddock-to-plate weekend. They do things in style at Burrawang West Station. Get up in the morning, peek out of the wooden blinds and there, right outside the luxury lodge, are two large grey kangaroos beating the living daylights out of each other..." open article

Destination Australia - The Weekend Australian

"James Jeffrey laps up the luxury until the cows come home at Burrawang West Station. AS he finishes reciting a Henry Lawson poem, John Rennick takes a swig of beer and braces himself for the next round. "I'll even up the score a bit," he announces to the small but attentive crowd..." open article

Australian Financial Review TRAVEL 2006

"Since it opened in 2000, Burrawang W est Station has featured in Luxury Travel Magazine, Gourmet Traveller, Highlife Magazine and Bride To Be - just to name a few. It has captured a broad range of clients, hosting everything from 50th birthday getaway weekends to weddings and hardcore corporate powwows, for companies such as Estee Lauder, Unilever, Guinness, Toyota and Westpac Banking Corporation..." open article

Vogue Living Magazine January 2004

"Close to the geographical heart of NSW sits one of the quiet achievers of Australian architecture — a collection of contemporary structures that have captured the essence of bush buildings...." open article

Luxury Travel Magazine

"A totally unique concept is beckoning the business world to visit the bush. Burrawang West Station, a working cattle farm, lets busy executives from around the world enjoy the rejuvenating effects of the Australian outback..." open article