Billionaire Charlie Shahin, heir to the On The Run empire, just made headlines by snapping up three massive South Australian sheep stations — Commonwealth Hill, Mobella, and Bulgunnia — totaling nearly 1.3 million hectares, Australia’s largest contiguous sheep operation. The move follows the MacLachlan family’s historic breakup of their 140-year-old pastoral dynasty, with assets being distributed among siblings. Known for his swift decisions and agronomy background, Shahin plans to keep the stations running as sheep farms, possibly introducing dorper breeds, while investing in long-term resilience. This isn’t his first big agribusiness play — he also recently acquired a cattle station in the NT — signaling a bold new chapter for the Shahin family as they reinvent Australia’s pastoral future.
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