Cubbie Station sells $73.5m of water
The Federal Government has snapped up $73.5 million of Cubbie Station’s water entitlements, owned by the Macquarie Group.
The Federal Government has snapped up $73.5 million of Cubbie Station’s water entitlements, owned by the Macquarie Group.
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PSP Investments, Australia’s largest agricultural land and water investor, has sold $21.5 million of its water entitlements to the federal government.
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More than 1000 irrigators have offered to sell water to the Albanese government. But there are doubts on how much will be delivered.
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