How Australian swim coach Dean Boxall brought Paris to Brisbane for a perfect Games preparation, setting his athletes up for the extreme pressures that come with an Olympics campaign.
Lithium upstart Azure Minerals has been officially acquired by joint bidders Sociedad Química y Minera de Chile S.A. (SQM) and Hancock Prospecting for $1.7 billion.
On Saturday 11 May, you can experience an exciting and rare opportunity to join Dean Boxall and his elite high-performance squad for their final training session before they depart for the 2024 Paris Olympics swimming trials.
After taking part in Rowing WA’s Corporate Cup regatta last year, where our crews were taught how to row under the expert eyes of SRRC coaches, Roy Hill donated the world class racing hull to support the Club’s women’s program.
Very Well done to our Olympic artistic swim team, who swum so well in Paris they clinched a 4th in one of their routines!
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Andrew and Stuart are looking forward to welcoming you at the Elders pavilion.
See you there!
Our Driza-Bone team Andrew Savage and Stuart are so excited to welcome you to our site at Elders pavilion at Beef Australia.
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Earmarked for completion mid-year, Sir Valston Hancock House pays homage to a former leader of the Royal Australian Air Force and the uncle of Mrs Gina Rinehart AO, Executive Chairman of Hancock Prospecting.
Best wishes for all of the talented swimmers who are competing in the 2024 Hancock Prospecting Australian Artistic Swimming Championships being held this weekend at the Brisbane Aquatic Centre from May 2- May 6.
Australia has been losing $68bn a year in potential investment in major mining projects between 2013 and 2023, with analysis showing only 20 per cent of projects over the decade reached a final investment decision.
Our gathering today on the eve of ANZAC Day, is to join together to reflect on the immense sacrifices and bravery of our military men and women, some of whom I am honoured to be standing with today. Thank you to our nation’s patriots. Thank you for your service …
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has conceded a legal overhaul may be the only way to prevent people from being swindled as she lashed social media giant Facebook for its inaction on scam ads including several which used her likeness. And she has implied the social media website’s parent company Meta should be the one to reimburse some of those left high and dry.
