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Massive shake-up for MacLachlan family's pastoral empire as Jumbuck Pastoral carves up its mighty stations.
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Massive shake-up for MacLachlan family's pastoral empire as Jumbuck Pastoral carves up its mighty stations.
Massive shake-up for MacLachlan family's pastoral empire as Jumbuck Pastoral carves up its mighty stations.
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Share 'The underlying quality of the country and feed types, the diversity of the rangeland, consistent rainfall, the large run giving economy of scale efficiencies, and potential for development were all attractive,' Mr MacLachlan said. 'It's a generational asset — a very long-term play.' Wave Hill Station played a key role in the history of Indigenous land rights after 200 Gurindji stockmen in 1966 walked off the job and went on strike. as part of Jumbuck Pastoral - a business syndicate run by his cousins Jock and Callum MacLachlan. Under the deal, $56million was offered up for the land w...
$104m price tag includes the expansive landholding as well as 40,000 cattle Property by GARY SHIPWAY Premium Content Subscriber only AFL chief Gillon McLachlan and the billionaire family behind Reece Plumbing have emerged among the big names in the syndicate that splashed out $104m to buy the Territory's famous Wave Hill cattle station in the Victoria River District, 750km south of Darwin. Western Grazing which is one of Australia's largest beef producers, put Wave Hill and Cattle Creek Stations on the market in September. It owned and operated the prop...