Moroak
| Company type | Pastoral lease |
|---|---|
| Industry | Cattle station |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Northern Territory |
Key people | Tony Davis (owner since 2004) |
| Products | Brahman cattle |
Moroak Station functions as a pastoral lease and operates as a cattle station situated in the Northern Territory of Australia.
The property lies approximately east of Mataranka and northeast of Larrimah. Its southern perimeter is defined by the Roper River, which also marks the northern edge of Elsey Station. To the north, Moroak shares a boundary with Mountain Valley Station, while Goondooloo lies to the west and Flying Fox Station to the east.
The land is traditionally owned by the Mangarrayi people, some members of whom are employed as rangers along the river corridor.
In 1949, ownership of Moroak was held by Alfred Thick. By 2013, Moroak and the neighboring Goondooloo Station were jointly managed, encompassing an area of and supporting a herd of 25,000 Brahman cattle.
Tony Davis purchased Moroak in 2004 for 10 million; he is also proprietor of Limbunya Station. Between 2004 and 2014, Davis undertook significant improvements including the construction of 40 new dams, installation of complete fencing around the property, and upgrades to the homestead facilities.