Sport, entertainment, art, culture and spectacular landscape… we invite you to explore the rugged beauty of the East Kimberley during this year’s two-week Argyle Diamonds Ord Valley Muster.
Wednesday May 19, 2010
Wild Walks
| Date | Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the duration of the Muster |
| Time | Departing at 5.30am, returning between 7am and 8am |
| Location | Pick up your mud maps from the Kununurra Visitor Centre when booking |
| Cost | Donations to charity gratefully received |
| Note | No dogs allowed |
| Bookings | Kununurra Visitor Centre |
The spectacular Mirima National Park (or Hidden Valley as it is commonly known) is only two kilometres north of Kununurra, yet it feels like a world away. Covering 2,068 hectares, Mirima’s impressive rock formations and rugged red cliffs are often referred to as the mini Bungle Bungle.
Enjoy an early morning walk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the Muster with an experienced guide, as you take in the breathtaking scenery over the back valleys of Kununurra. Hear about Aboriginal uses of trees and plants, bush foods and fruits, see fabulous rock formations and Aboriginal art as you explore the impressive maze of Mirima.
Long trousers, sturdy enclosed footwear and water carried in a backpack to keep your hands free are a must. There are occasional steep climbs and descents through rugged terrain, so these walks are not for the faint-hearted – however, witnessing nature as it comes to life makes the effort worthwhile.
Please note – dogs are not permitted in the Mirima National Park.
Wednesday May 19, 2010
Carlton Hill Station Tour
| Date | Wednesday 19 May |
| Time | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM |
| Location | Departs Kununurra Visitor Centre, Coolibah Drive |
| Cost | $150 per person (includes morning & afternoon tea & light lunch) not suitable for children under 10 |
| Tickets | Kununurra Visitor Centre |
Travel in an air-conditioned coach courtesy of Triple J Tours to the remote, yet enchanting Carlton Hill Station. Learn first-hand what it takes to run a large beef cattle operation in Northern Australia from Stirling Fearon, Manager of Carlton Hill Station, and Geoff Warriner, Chief Operations Officer for Consolidated Pastoral Companies.
Enjoy lunch at the historic homestead whilst overlooking the picturesque landscape of the billabong and House Roof Hill, the famous mountain that was the centre piece of the movie “Australia”.
Later enjoy afternoon tea at the Hoochery, a family owned and operated distillery and the oldest legal still in WA.
Wednesday May 19, 2010
Muster Idol – Heat Two
| Date | Wednesday 19 May |
| Time | 7:00 PM till late |
| Location | Hotel Kununurra – Messmate Way |
| Cost | Free |
Here is your chance to take the stage and impress the judges. Grab the microphone, sing your heart out and shake your booty for your chance to win a share of the $4,000 prize pool. Don’t be shy – all talent, from the professional to the bizarre is welcome! This year’s first prize is $1,000 cash – now that’s worth singing about!
| Monday May 17 | Heat One |
| Wednesday May 19 | Heat Two |
| Friday May 21 | Final |
Register your interest by contacting Hotel Kununurra on 08 9168 0400.
















