John is a sheep farmer - - - - in remote New South Wales. He is 31 and has only - - - - ever had one girlfriend - and that - - - - was when he was - - - - at school.

"It's a bit depressing," he said. "I don't go - - - - out much."

Hardly surprising, when the nearest pub is - - - - a 90-minute drive away down a mainly unsealed road.

"I live with - - - - my mum and dad and spend most of my time working," said John. "I'm sure I'll meet - - - - someone but I'm not sure when."

In most rural communities around Australia, it - - - - is common for the majority of younger people to go to college or to work - - - - in the cities where opportunity and money is - - - - more plentiful. Most never return.

Angie Young is one of - - - - the exceptions. The 26-year-old returned - - - - to the family property near Langport in New South Wales - - - - after working in Sydney.

"My friends in the city say they love - - - - the lifestyle up here," she told News Online. "But - - - - they couldn't handle the workload."

Angie farms 4,500 sheep across 7,000 acres. Her great-grandfather bought the land - - - - in 1908 and it has been in the family - - - - ever since.

- - - - Despite a punishing schedule of early mornings, late nights and 16-hour days, she is passionate - - - - about life in the country.

"There is nothing like breeding - - - - your cattle, fattening them up and sending them off to market," she said, - - - - but admitted it did not leave her - - - - much time for boyfriends.

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