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Viv Oldfield tightens his grip on the title of the nation's biggest landowner | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

Viv Oldfield tightens his grip on the title of the nation's biggest landowner | Queensland Country Life

Australia's biggest private landowner has expanded his holdings again with the purchase of Middle Creek Station in the...

Frontier wars a sticking point as next chair of Australian War Memorial considered - Vimarsana News

Frontier wars a sticking point as next chair of Australian War Memorial considered

The RSL’s national president Greg Melick said the War Memorial should be exclusively for defence and peacekeeping operations.

Source: smh.com.au
Australia's biggest landowners spend $70m on NT cattle station Mount Doreen Station - Vimarsana News

Australia's biggest landowners spend $70m on NT cattle station Mount Doreen Station

The buyers of Mount Doreen station, Donny and Colleen Costello and Viv Oldfield, control a portfolio that is now three times the size of Belgium.

Source: afr.com
Big stations on the menu as Gina Rinehart sales top $250m - Vimarsana News

Big stations on the menu as Gina Rinehart sales top $250m

As Gina Rinehart offloaded another five cattle properties, WA wheat grower John Nicoletti could collect $100 million from the sale of the Apache aggregation in WA.

Source: afr.com
Agricultural real estate: Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest, Gina Rinehart, Sir Michael Hintze and the big farm deals of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Agricultural real estate: Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest, Gina Rinehart, Sir Michael Hintze and the big farm deals of 2021

In a year in which both farmland values and commodities prices soared, Rich Listers and fund managers joined wealthy farming families in chasing trophy assets.

Source: afr.com