If you are swimming fast at this time of the year, you are bound for the Olympic Games stratosphere.
When you look at the results of Kaylee McKeown, Ariarne Titmus, Mollie O’Callaghan and Kyle Chalmers at the national titles, they’re all swimming really well under hard work, which means they are in for a massive year.
Western Australian of the Year Awards – Celebrating the best in our great state
Victoria’s gas companies have declared there is no shortage of local reserves to fill shortfalls… while blaming state and federal governments for lengthy delays in project approvals.
With the federal government’s recently released Future Gas Strategy making clear the critical, long-term role for gas in this country, the need to encourage investment in the development of Australia’s gas resources is obvious and pressing.
The renewed multi-million-dollar sponsorship comes after many years of generous support from the iconic Australian company, including the foundational four-year jet partnership in 2019 to help get the first RFDS PC-24 aeromedical jet off the ground in South Australia.
A full-strength Australian Rowing Team announced its intent at the World Cup II in Lucerne, Switzerland with three of 13-strong fleet claiming convincing wins on Day 1 of the regatta.
The ‘Gina Rinehart AO’ has been victorious in its maiden race, with the Swan River Rowing Club’s (SRRC) women’s 8+ winning at last weekend’s Mettam Head Race.
Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill were delighted to return as major sponsors of the 2024 HeartKids Gala fundraiser, held at Crown Ballroom, Perth on Saturday, 25th May.
The head of projects at Hancock Prospecting says a plan to make Western Australia the “California of Australia” was riddled with regulatory shortcomings that will hold back the transition to green steel. Sanjiv Manchanda, one of the most senior executives inside Gina Rinehart’s private mining group, said WA Premier Roger Cook’s magnetite gamble was attractive to Hancock but needed fiscal and legislative support to be realised.
MACA has locked in a major contract at Atlas Iron’s Miralga Creek iron ore project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The mining, civil and mineral processing contractor will provide mining and drill and blast services at the mine, continuing a 15-year partnership between the companies.
Bells rang, anthems roared, books sailed into a grandstand and a generation of old Olympians got goosebumps as Paris came to the Pilly today.
