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🐄 Jupiter Cattle Farm - Latest Update 🗞️
📍 233 Mornington-Tyabb Rd, Moorooduc VIC 393, Australia
📅 July 21, 2025

🌱 FARM OPERATIONS & LIVESTOCK UPDATE
Our cattle are thriving as we continue to improve feed quality and pasture rotation. The recent veterinary check confirmed excellent herd health across all sections. We’ve also welcomed 12 new calves this month — a great sign of our breeding program’s success!

🚜 INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
The fencing upgrade along the eastern boundary is now complete, ensuring better grazing control and livestock security. We’ve also installed a new solar-powered water system to improve sustainability and reduce operating costs.

📦 FARM TO MARKET LOGISTICS
We’ve recently partnered with a local butcher and organic grocer to expand the reach of our premium beef. Deliveries now run twice a week across key distribution points in Mornington Peninsula.

👷 EMPLOYMENT & VERIFICATION UPDATE
We are currently recruiting for a Livestock Delivery Driver and a Farmhand Assistant.

However, 18 applicants were recently ruled out of our sponsored job opportunity due to issues discovered during verification.

Some provided false accommodation addresses
Others submitted incorrect or fake travel documents

Jupiter Cattle Farm maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy on document fraud and misinformation. We encourage all current and future applicants to provide only valid and verifiable information.

✅ Shortlisted Applicants – Jupiter Cattle and Dairy Farm

Program: Sponsored Employment Program – 2025 Intake

Miss Taliah M. Komba – Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (Africa)
Mr. Brighton Ncube – Bulawayo, Zimbabwe (Africa)
Miss Cynthia Odinga – Kisumu, Kenya (Africa)
Mr. Tak Mmana – Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire (Africa)
Mr. Leonard K. Mabaso – Gaborone, Botswana (Africa)
Mrs. Monica B. Kayombo – Kitwe, Zambia (Africa)
Mrs. Mngola Rozina Rose Wawuda – Nairobi, Kenya (Africa)
Mr. Stephen A. Ngugi – Mombasa, Kenya (Africa)
Miss Natasha Kumalo – Johannesburg, South Africa (Africa)
Mr. Gideon Mensah – Tamale, Ghana (Africa)
Mr. Abdi R. Suleiman – Hargeisa, Somalia (Africa)
Miss Fiona J. Lwanga – Kampala, Uganda (Africa)
Mr. Leonard K. Mabaso – Gaborone, Botswana (Africa)
Miss Jamila Achieng – Kisii, Kenya (Africa)
Mr. Musa I. Kamara – Freetown, Sierra Leone (Africa)
Miss Nomsa Sibanda – Maseru, Lesotho (Africa)
Mr. Alfred G. Tembo – Lusaka, Zambia (Africa)
Mr Atsangu Geoffrey Ganira – Nairobi, Kenya (Africa)
Mr. Victor M. Amadou – Niamey, Niger (Africa)
Miss Blessing L. Chibwe – Chingola, Zambia (Africa)
Mr. Daniel Obeng – Accra, Ghana (Africa)
Mr. Kenji Takahashi – Osaka, Japan (Asia)
Miss Rina Patel – Gujarat, India (Asia)
Mr. Minh Tran – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Asia)
Miss Maria Alvarez – Medellín, Colombia (Latin America)
Mr. Rafael Mendes – São Paulo, Brazil (Latin America)
Miss Paola Gutierrez – Quito, Ecuador (Latin America)
Mr. Dimitri Ivanov – Sofia, Bulgaria (Europe)
Miss Alina Petrova – Odessa, Ukraine (Europe)
Mr. Luca Romano – Naples, Italy (Europe)
Miss Hanna Novak – Kraków, Poland (Europe)
Mr. Jorge Fernandez – Madrid, Spain (Europe)

📌 IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES:

All shortlisted applicants are required to proceed immediately with accommodation booking in order to confirm their entry into the 2025 intake.

🚨 Note: There are limited accommodation slots available, and no other processing step (including visa endorsement and orientation) will take place until accommodation is secured.

📲 Please discuss this directly with your assigned modulator via WhatsApp to finalize the booking.

⛔ Failure to comply within the allotted time may result in your replacement and your name being moved to the next batch intake (2026).

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NEWS FLASH 12 July 2025

Only 50 applicant out of 200 may make it for the sponsored job, due to the recent situation surrounding the company.

8 more cattle's dies in Jupiter farms.

Government say they are looking into benefits and reimbursements

Sponsorship programs on hold till further notice

Flash Flood Ravages Jupiter Dairy Farm: 15 Cattle Dead, Staff Quarters Destroyed

Disaster at Jupiter Farm: Flood Kills Livestock, Halts All Operations

Tyabb Flood Crisis: 15 Cows Dead, 48 Injured at Jupiter Cattle & Dairy

The Australian government sets team to investigate the cause of the disaster

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, speaking from Canberra, confirmed that a cross-agency team including Agriculture Victoria, the State Emergency Service (SES), and the Federal Department of Emergency Management will:

Examine rainfall patterns, farm infrastructure resilience, and flood-preparation protocols.

Review whether early warning systems and mitigation measures met current standards.

Evaluate broader implications for flood-prone agricultural zones across Victoria, drawing on recommendations from recent inquiries into the state’s flood governance

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🔴 Jupiter Cattle & Dairy Farms – Urgent News
Flash Flood in 233 Mornington Tyabb Rd Moorooduc Victoria Australia, Devastates Jupiter Farm: 15 Cows Dead, 48 Injured, Staff Quarters Ruined

📅 Date: July 8, 2025

📍 Location: 233 Mornington Tyabb Rd Moorooduc , Jupiter Cattle & Dairy Farms, Victoria Australia

Early this morning, Jupiter Cattle & Dairy Farms was struck by a sudden flash flood following intense overnight rainfall in the Tyabb–Mornington region. The deluge ravaged low-lying areas of the property, tragically killing 15 cows and severely injuring 48 more. In addition, the staff accommodation—housing farm workers and their families—was extensively damaged, rendering it uninhabitable.

“It happened so fast,” said farm supervisor Matilda Greene. “We were preparing for milder weather. Before dawn, water was already halfway up the barns. Our priority shifted immediately to rescuing animals and ensuring staff were safe.”

Local volunteer firefighting crews and emergency animal rescue teams arrived within hours. Injured livestock were stabilized on-site by veterinarians and transported to urgent veterinary facilities. Temporary shelter was arranged for displaced staff members.

Due to the extensive property damage and emotional impact, all farming operations at Jupiter Cattle & Dairy Farms are suspended until further notice. The farm’s management is coordinating with:

Agriculture Victoria, for livestock recovery and biosecurity protocols
Local council, for reconstruction plans
RSPCA and VICSES, for ongoing animal safety and emergency relief

Jupiter Farm has also launched a relief fund to assist displaced workers and support the rehabilitation of injured cattle.

JOBS SUSPENSION

All farm operations and jobs have been suspended until further notice. The insurance company is expected to conduct a full assessment of the damages, after which restoration efforts will begin — pending government support and grants.

Residents and workers are urged to remain cautious and avoid the affected zones as emergency teams monitor the situation.

The farm is welcoming donations and community support to help with recovery efforts. Contributions—both financial and material—are greatly appreciated as the farm works to rebuild and care for the surviving livestock.

Residents are urged to avoid the flooded areas while cleanup and safety assessments are ongoing. Further updates will be provided as the situation unfolds.

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✅ Shortlisted Applicants – Jupiter Cattle and Dairy Farm

📌 IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ALL SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES:

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