nz selling out to the chinese, page-8

There is a bit around but not to much i would think .

Try this one on for size its got plenty of interest over the last few years.

t was revealed last month that McGrath Nicol had hired the investment firm Goldman Sachs to assist in the search for buyers for the station, which has been valued at an estimated $400 million.
The Sun-Herald understands that the government is aware of the possibility of Chinese buyers.
But a government source said there was reason for hope that Cubbie's water would become a government asset soon because it was highly unlikely that the foreign ownership deal would be approved.
Covering 93,000 hectares over three properties, Cubbie Station's massive water storage dams - with a 539-billion-litre capacity, more than Sydney Harbour - are full after record rainfall.
The cotton company has just started harvesting a 220,000-hectare crop, expected to be worth about $150 million.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/environment/water-issues/cubbie-station-puts-up-for-sale-sign-in-china-20110423-1ds5c.html#ixzz1soPMqVl1