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At King Sound, the tide doesn’t just rise and fall — it moves.Out from Derby, the water can be a long way out at low tide, then return with force as it’s funnelled back in.
One of the largest tidal ranges in the world, shaped by the coastline and the rivers that feed into it.
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Matso’s takes its name from the Matsumoto family, part of Broome’s Japanese pearling community in the late 1800s.The building itself predates the brewery, with a history tied to the town’s working past.
Today it’s known for its ginger beer, still sitting in one of Broome’s older structures.
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Building the stations was only the beginning.Floods, distance, and the realities of the Kimberley tested what had been created along the Ord.
Over time, the river and the land would change — and so would the future of the Durack holdings.
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Before the dams, before the irrigation scheme, this was cattle country on a vast scale.In the late 1800s, the Durack family drove thousands of cattle into the East Kimberley, establishing one of the largest pastoral operations in Australia.
This is the beginning of that story.
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When Lord McAlpine arrived in Broome, many of the old pearling buildings were in decline.He restored and rebuilt, shaping how parts of the town look today.
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When the pearling luggers returned to Broome, the whole town shifted.Crews moved through the Roebuck, the Continental, the Mangrove, and Chinatown in between — a few days onshore before heading out again.
Work, money, and what came back with them didn’t always stay in the open.
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