Moira Runda at Condamine in Queensland is purchased as a cattle finishing operation receiving cattle from the Northern region.

Paraway adds to its Victorian portfolio purchasing Barton at Moyston.  

Old Bundemar and Urawilkie are added to the Western NSW portfolio. 

Paraway continues to pursue its strategy of becoming a consistent, reliable supplier of quality livestock, adding its first Victorian property, Beckworth Court a sheep finishing business. 

In the New England region, Paraway purchases Burmah and a number of surrounding properties to add to its grass finishing capabilities and Aberbaldie, an iconic Angus cattle breeding option in the Walcha area.

Iconic Queensland cattle stations Rocklands and Tanbar are also added to the portfolio, followed by the acquisition of Paradise and Newstead, intensive grass finishing operations in the Inverell area of Northern NSW.

Paraway adds Ulonga and Rosevale to its Mungadal aggregation, and realigns its Northern portfolio with the sale of Walhallow in the Northern Territory. 

The company also relocates its head office from Sydney to the regional centre of Orange in Central NSW.

Paraway enters a period of consolidation, focusing on maximising the performance of its portfolio of 17 properties. 

Paraway expands in Northern NSW with the purchase of Pier Pier, Oxley and Merrimba, increasing both its sheep and cattle operations. Later in the year Paraway rounds out its cattle operation in Northern Australia with the purchase of Malvern Hills and the addition of Springvale to Davenport Downs.

Paraway augments its operations in NSW, adding Buttabone Station, Buttabone Stud Park, Cooinbil and Mungadal.

Paraway purchases Walhallow in the Northern Territory and Armraynald, Gregory Downs, Clonagh, and Davenport Downs in Queensland as well as the hay-producing property Gregory Farm.  These Brahman and Brahman X Charbray cattle stations provide a perfect balance between breeding and fattening operations.

Pooginook grows to include an adjacent property, Stud Park North.  East Borambil and Steam Plains along with their neighbouring properties are purchased.  Paraway expands into regional Northern NSW with the purchase of Burindi and its neighbour Lugwardine forming the company’s first specialist cattle operation.

Paraway begins acquiring land in the Riverina area of New South Wales. Its first acquisitions include two renowned NSW sheep properties; Pooginook near Coleambally and The Bulls Run near Wagga Wagga.