Prince Jackaroo

Prince Harry is known to enjoy the occasional cigarette. Now, in the latest pictures from his visit to Australia, he looks as if he has ridden straight out of a Marlboro advert.

The prince saddled up to drive bulls across an Outback cattle station as part of his gap year job as a £100-a-week jackaroo.

Wearing an Akubra hat, the 19-year-old galloped in 100F heat before jumping from his horse, opening gates and guiding them into the pen.

Harry, most recently seen celebrating England's World Cup rugby victory in Sydney, laughed with the other station workers at the Tooloombilla station in southern Queensland.

He said: "I have had a great time working out here, meeting people and learning a bit about how to be a jackaroo and, of course, the rugby was absolutely fantastic. It's a great country."

Harry has been learning how to handle cattle, repair damaged fencing and general farm maintenance for the past two months.

The 44,000-acre cattle station is owned by Noel Hill and his wife Annie. She once shared a flat in London with Harry's mother, Princess Diana and he refers to her as "Auntie Annie".