Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has taken aim at bureaucrats while calling for Trump-style cuts to the public service, saying taking the axe to public spending would pay for tax cuts.
The billionaire mining magnate and Liberal party donor used her speech at a National Mining Day event hosted by Santos last week to outline her vision of a stripped-back Australian Public Service.
Senex Energy’s $1bn Atlas project, one Australia’s first large-scale gas developments to come online in years, will deliver its first supplies to the market within a week – as joint owner Gina Rinehart said the project’s delays were indicative of Labor’s attempt to kill Australia’s resource sector.
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart’s rallying cry to Australians ahead of the federal election is “make our bank accounts great again” as she urges the Coalition to follow the lead of Donald Trump with an uncompromising policy agenda.
25 November is another important date in the Hancock calendar – it is the date that Lang Hancock and his wife, Hope (nee Nicholas) founded Hancock Prospecting.
First gas is set to flow from Senex Energy’s $1 billion Atlas natural gas field expansion following the official opening (Sunday 24 November 2024) of the Surat Basin facility in Queensland.
Today, on November 22nd, people travelled from all over Australia, to come together in outback Australia to celebrate National Mining and Related Industries Day. The gala event was held at Santos’s Moomba gas field in South Australia. This day was founded by Mrs Gina Rinehart AO who received federal government approval to hold the National Mining Day.
The nation’s very best dairy products were recognised at the 26th Australian Grand Dairy Awards, held at the Melbourne Showgrounds on October 30.
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has called for “genuine” leaders to take the country forward in the new Trump era as she lambasted the “green ideology” for stalling investment in a range of sectors.
Gina Rinehart’s Atlas Iron has celebrated the official turning of first soil at the McPhee Creek iron ore mine in Western Australia.
Yesterday marked an exciting and important milestone with the official turning of first soil for our newest iron ore mine – McPhee Creek.
We are thrilled to announce that on 11 November 2024, Hancock Agriculture’s 2GR Wagyu won a Gold Medal at the World Steak Challenge, London, UK, 2024!
