Toorale Station

The station was purchased by the Federal and New South Wales Governments, and Toorale National Park was declared on a portion in 2010.

Her parents were Mary Louise (born McKay) and the Irish-born pastoralist Matthew John McWilliam Robinson.

[5] The Australian Sheep Farms Limited–with directors including Sir Arthur Stanley, R. H. Caird and G. Slade–raised £400,000 in capital to acquire Toorale, Dunlop and Nocoleche Stations in 1925.

[8] In 1936 Toorale was placed on the market, at this time it occupied an area of 850,452 acres (344,166 ha) and was stocked with 54,355 sheep and 1,089 mixed cattle.

It had been planned to turn the area into a National Park with the century-old dams to be demolished with the water flowing into the river system.