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The West Australia farm, Yathroo, covering almost 12,000ha at Dandaragan, has been sold by its Kuwaiti owner to Wagin couple Mat and Jade Stoney.
It is understood the Stoneys will transform Yathroo for cropping and cattle production.
Yacoub Yousef Al-Homaizi farms 50,000 sheep and lambs with about 2000ha set aside to grow crops sine he bought it more than two decades ago from bsuinessman Alan Bond 
It was sold by Elders agents Malcolm French and Andrew Farson.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-mixed+farming-wa-dandaragan-7791386" target="_blank">Yathroo</a> was founded soon after a settler expedition in 1848.
It still comes with its original 1855 homestead, set about 165km north of Perth.
The Al-Homaizi Group was founded by Yacoub Yousef Al-Homaizi, now in his 80s, who was a major force in the economic and social development of Kuwait.
Around $40 million was tipped.
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Yathroo, WA farm sale by Kuwaiti

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A 154ha winery near Narnacoorte in South Australia is on the market through an expressions of interest closing Thursday October 5, 2016 at 2pm.
Wongary of Wrattonbully, situated at Joanna, near Naracoorte in South Australia is for sale through Colliers International’s Tim Altschwager, Nick Dean and Nick Goode.
The property features 35ha of well-established vineyards and a further 77ha (approx.) of grazing land, a three-bedroom stone residence, ample machinery shedding and workshops, formed internal roadways, excellent fencing and shelter belts.
The vineyard is predominantly Shiraz, Cabernet, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Gris vines.
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Premium South Australian vineyard on the market

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Glen Barra, one of the largest pastoral land holdings in the Tamworth and Armidale region, has been listed for sale.
The 9283 hectare rural holding has been listed by Ruralco.
It is a historic grazing property with a traditionally high carrying capacity and a central location.
Situated on <a href="https://www.commercialrealestate.com.au/property/glen-barra-glen-barra-road-watsons-creek-nsw-2355-2015513373" target="_blank">Glen Barra Road in Watsons Creek</a>, the property is located at the gateway to New England. 
Positioned 74 kilometres north-west of Tamworth, 70 kilometres south-west of Armidale and 37 kilometres east of Manilla, the property consists of granite (approx. 11,000 acres), basalt (approx. 9000 acres) and trap (approx. 3500 acres). 
The timber is comprised of box, kurrajong, iron bark, apple and stringy bark, while the water resources are numerous dams and springs, many recently cleaned out, frontage to New England and Athlone creeks, two electric bores, plus a large feature reconditioned dam behind the homestead. 
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The four bedroom homestead, originally built in 1870 out of local stone, has been restored over the years to create a comfortable home.
It features high cedar ceilings which compliment the original 40mm thick stringy bark floorboards. 
Other dwellings include a three bedroom managers residence and a two bedroom cottage, both have been recently renovated. 
The listing says the property is for sale because the vendors are looking to retire.
The holding is for sale by expressions of interest closing September 19.
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