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53:, and Queensland grazier Peter Hughes), Menegazzo became one of Australia's largest landholders, and the third-biggest cattle owner, with the $ 417.5 million plus debt sale, gaining 115,000 square kilometres (44,000 sq mi) and a herd of half a million cattle. Eight months after the sale, the Nebo group split over the management of the properties, and Menegazzo bought out the remaining half for a rumoured $ 340 million. He reaped a reported cash return of over 45:, said to be the largest rural transaction in Australia's history. The chain of events surrounding that sale caused outrage in the beef industry who were attempting to gain control of the company. Partner in the Nebo Consortium (with 38:, where he would become Australia's largest potato grower. In 1987, after a Cape holiday, Menegazzo moved his interests to beef and purchased several cattle stations, including Van Rook, Glen Ore and Warren Vale. 250: 119: 255: 60:
Around 2:30 on the afternoon of 2 December 2005, Menegazzo, his wife Angela, pilot Anthony Gobel, and co-pilot Derek Mostyn were killed when the 23-year-old twin engine
187: 23:. Born to an immigrant family of fruit and vegetable growers, Menegazzo was said to be an intensely private person who rarely gave media interviews. 64:
Rego VH-PYN they were flying on, crashed. The impact left a 3.5 kilometres (2.2 mi) path of wreckage about 25 kilometres (16 mi) west of
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In circumstances that could not be determined, the aircraft's load limits were exceeded, causing structural failure of the
195: 34:. Menegazzo helped build the family's fruit and vegetable merchant businesses across Australia. He later moved to 156: 245: 65: 42: 173: 165: 147: 230: 225: 110: 35: 8: 139: 97: 181: 50: 61: 127: 219: 20: 46: 31: 176:. Outback magazine. Archived from the original on 30 December 2012. 120:"Family, friends mourn fun-loving pilot who lived life to the full" 79: 41:
In 2003, Menegazzo came under media attention with his purchase of
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The aircraft was operating in the vicinity of thunderstorm cells.
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The Menegazzos were survived by three sons and a daughter.
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Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in Australia
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cattle baron
Italy
Melbourne
Victoria
Stanbroke Pastoral Company
Jack Cowin
Hungry Jack's
Piper Chieftain
Condobolin, New South Wales
airframe
"Storm blamed for Menegazzo plane crash"
"Air tragedy claims beef baron"
the original
"Family, friends mourn fun-loving pilot who lived life to the full"
"Wild storms lash eastern states"
"Cattle baron's death mourned"
the original
"The Menegazzo family"
"Winners and losers - the sale of Stanbroke"
"AMP Life sells big cattle asset"
"(excerpt)"
cite news
link
"Investigation: 200506266 - In-flight breakup; 28 km north of Condobolin, NSW; 2 December 2005; VH-PYN, Piper Aircraft Corporation PA-31-350"
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1944 births
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Accidental deaths in New South Wales
Australian people of Italian descent
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