Bullo

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An optimistic person by nature, I have faced many challenges in my 39 years, largely shaped by my father's influence. Having dedicated my life to our family property in the Northern Territory, Bullo, it was always understood that this land was part of our future. I envisioned raising my family there and passing it down to my children. However, my life as I knew it seemed to be ending. Determined to fight for Bullo, I resolved to do everything in my power to save the land I cherished. The Henderson family of Bullo River Station has been featured in a series of best-selling books, authored by my mother, Sara, and my sister, Bonnie. Now, it’s my turn to share my perspective. Life at Bullo has been a struggle, not only against the harsh realities of the bush but also within our family dynamics. The narrative unfolds with Charles Henderson, a domineering patriarch, and highlights the rifts between my sister Bonnie and me, culminating in a contentious court battle with our mother over Bullo's future. Once close to my mother, I even nominated her for a Businesswoman of the Year Award, which launched her writing career. However, our relationship deteriorated when she decided to sell the property. This led me to confront her in the most significant battle of my life: fighting for Bullo, the beloved land I have known since childhood.