The Australia A squad has excelled as they set the standard for their country at the opening World Rowing Cup in Varese, Italy. There were great results for the remainder of the squad in the B-Finals as each crew left nothing out on the water.
In a decisive move signaling confidence in the burgeoning rare earth metals market, Gina Rinehart, executive chairman of Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd., has recently acquired a significant 5.3% stake in MP Materials Corp, a major player in the U.S. rare earth sector. This strategic investment is particularly timely, as it coincides with a notable upswing in rare earth prices, reflecting a broader market recovery and an optimistic outlook for the sector.
The firm’s pilot plant in Landau, Germany, delivered a batch of lithium chloride in line with the quality it eventually plans to make commercially, Vulcan said in a statement on Thursday. The firm backed by Australia’s richest woman Gina Rinehart has agreements to supply European carmakers including Stellantis, Renault SA, and Volkswagen AG.
“You’re trying to do something pretty amazing and that’s winning an Olympic gold medal.” There’s a palpable sense of achievement as the squad’s time on the rowing machines hits 60 minutes, marking the end of another dreaded ergs session and gruelling training day. Rowe and Jacqui Swick, seated side-by-side on the ergs, get up and give each other a proud and triumphant high-five.
The Hancock Prospecting Artistic Swimming Australia Team has won two silver medals and a bronze medal in the team events following outstanding performances during the first leg of the World Aquatics Cup in Beijing! The team also reached new personal best scores showing significant improvements from their recent performance during the World Aquatics Championships in Doha in February.
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart is adding to her rare earths investment basket in the Americas, taking a slice of a US giant which has been linked to a tie-up with Lynas Rare Earths.
“We are so proud of the milk and cream we produce, and it’s wonderful to see this recognised by our industry. We would like to thank the entire team at Bannister Downs Dairy for their hard work each and every day” – Mat & Sue Daubney
Blair Evans, two-time Olympian, was on deck to support the kids in the pool, and had just as much fun as the kids did! Our Executive Chairman, Mrs Gina Rinehart, is the largest individual supporter of Australian athletes and through Hancock Prospecting, Roy Hill is an Australian Olympic Partner.
“The REAL horror of the mining/coal/oil/gas sector is the government support and rebates the industries get. Barely any of the profits from Australia’s resources even touch the Australian economy. Instead the money is quickly moved offshore to multinational conglomerates.” Let’s have a look at the facts:
The Hancock Prospecting Artistic Swimming Australia team has won silver, behind hosts China, at the World Aquatics Cup in Beijing tonight in Tech Team. Well done to the team (Rayna Buckle, Georgia Courage-Gardiner, Raphaelle Gauthier, Kiera Gazzard, Margo Joseph-Kuo, Anastasia Kusmawan, Zoe Poulis and Milena Waldmann) and coaching staff.
The 3 Bannister awards were the most awards received by any dairy company at this annual event. Huge congratulations to Bannister Downs Dairy and all their team for again achieving (and helping other companies to achieve) these awards at this prestigious annual dairy awards occasion.
Brian Miller, from Artistic Swimming Australia, said: “It’s very hard to put into words what you have empowered these young women to achieve, Mrs Rinehart! Your massive injection of funds and all of your other forms of support (morale boost, role model, Bannister Downs etc) has meant so much to the Australian national team, which has consistently improved each competition recently. I am speechless – really.
