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Two NT cattle stations Wealthcheck bought for more than $100m hit the market

Maryfield and Limbunya stations, purchased for over $100 million in 2022, are again being sold after Wealthcheck's collapse.

Why it mattersWealthcheck's collapse signals risks for investors in large-scale agricultural carbon credit schemes and land-linked ventures.

AustraliaNorthern Territory agriculture is absorbing fallout from Wealthcheck's failure to deliver on agricultural investment and carbon credit promises.

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