Dad cut Rinehart from board over girlfriend slur: court
A lawyer had told a WA court the nation’s richest woman was removed as a company director because of how she treated her stepmother.
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ASX starts the week trading down
The Australian share market has fallen to its lowest level in weeks as more companies report their yearly earnings.
Gina’s pointed note to father over fortune
Pointed letters between Gina Rinehart and her father Lang Hancock aired in court have revealed the pair’s arguments over the late magnate’s spending.
Rinehart’s battle with dad over money: court
Late mining magnate Lang Hancock, father of Gina Rinehart, spent “vast sums of money” belonging to his company at the behest of his then-wife, a court has heard.
Outback chemical crash emergency
A vehicle carrying a material used in the creation of explosives has crashed in the outback, with emergency services on the scene.
’Powerful evidence’ in Rinehart case
Gina Rinehart’s lawyers have told a civil trial a newly found memo shows disputed assets belonged solely to Hancock Prospecting.
Dad’s bid to avoid legal battle for Rinehart
Mining magnate Lang Hancock had tried to wipe the slate clean with his business partners in a bid to avoid a major court battle between heirs, a court has heard.
Big day for seven companies on ASX
It’s been a somewhat rocky but mostly positive day of trading on the ASX, as seven stocks hit their highest levels in a year.
Gina fights back in legal showdown
Australia’s richest woman will have her side of the story heard in court as the mining magnate fights to hold on to billions of dollars worth of iron ore royalties.
Stock market hits three-week low
The ASX 200 crossed below its 20-day moving average during Monday’s trade, negatively affected by US jobs data.
Gold and guns: Aussies’ extraordinary legal war
Gina Rinehart’s former son-in-law Ryan Welker has been locked in a legal battle with a horse-breeding mining magnate over a lucrative gold mine.
The $150k-a-year jobs no one wants
More than 50 Aussie jobs are on offer with pay packets of up to $150k as one industry struggles to get new workers.
Big change at Aussie mining giant
An agreement between two commercial titans will lead to a “safer and more sustainable future” for Australia’s biggest miner.
Markets respond to RBA decision
The Australian share market has “kicked off August in style” after the Reserve Bank made a huge call on interest rates.
Mining pioneer’s role understated: court
The role the founder of a small company seeking lucrative iron ore royalties had in discovering mining sites has been downplayed, a court has been told.
Sell-off as company’s share price tanks
One company’s losses on the Australian share market have been bigger than all others today, with a decline four times greater than other major losses.
Town ‘deleted’, 300 homes to be bulldozed
For four decades families have called this remote town home, but it’s likely they will soon be forced find somewhere new to live.
ASX slump after two record days
The Australian share market has had its two-day boost come to an end with Friday finishing off the week on a low note.
‘Mature’ Macquarie can’t shake its market instincts
The investment bank rode the commodities and markets bubble all the way up despite its best efforts to become more predictable.
ASX soars to second 100-day high
It’s been a ripper day on the Australian share market with the majority of stocks increasing, but there’s two outliers.
‘Negligible’: Bigger slice of coal pie claim
A potential increase to coal royalties ahead of a price cap expiring next year would likely have a “negligible impact” on power prices, one state says.
ASX jumps to 100-day high
The Australian share market has jumped to a five-month high, thanks to new official figures showing inflation is receding.
Rinehart’s $840m iron ore court battle
Court documents in the civil case over the royalties of Hancock Prospecting’s iron ore mines suggest disputed assets were worth about $840m when valuations were made decades ago.
37-year-old letter could cost Rinehart billions
Decades-old letters could cost Australia’s richest woman billions. Here’s why.
Miners save ASX from ‘dull’ day
One sector has blown all others out of the water on the share market on Tuesday, reaping the benefits of a major announcement out of China.
Major blow for Australia’s richest man
Australia’s richest man Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest has been delivered a fresh blow to his mining company after a horror two years.
Sign Aussie coal could return to China
Billions were wiped from Australia’s economy after China slapped a ban on our coal, but there is renewed hope of imports resuming.
Gina Rinehart uses cash advantage in gas grab
The little-known gas explorer has suddenly become the object of desire among Perth’s billionaire set.
Russia’s new move against Australia
Australia has been banned from purchasing oil products from Russia in a sudden and shocking executive order from the Kremlin.
Joe Rogan exposes sad truth about batteries
A Harvard professor and modern slavery activist has spoken to Joe Rogan about the “appalling” truth behind the iPhone sitting in your pocket.
Workers sacked just in time for Christmas
Dozens of Aussies are heading into Christmas without jobs after being let go by a tech and property start-up.
Rinehart randomly gives $100k to 10 workers
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has awarded 10 staff members from her company Roy Hill a $100,000 Christmas bonus.
Greens demand ‘giants’ must pay
Labor says they have a plan to lower power prices by more than $200, but the Greens want a specific demand to be considered if they’re going to support the plan.
Warning Covid protests could turn ugly
China’s battle with a surge in Covid cases and political unrest will be felt in the wider region as calls for an end to strict lockdowns grow.
Why Twiggy’s mining empire needs two CEOs
The gas industry veteran will effectively become co-chief of a mining company which has big green energy plans.
Bowen reveals how we’ll cut emissions
In a Budget-style speech to parliament, Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has revealed how Australia will cut emissions by 2030 – and who will be doing the heavy lifting.
Australia’s richest person gets billions
Australia’s richest person just became billions of dollars richer after making an eye-watering amount of money amid the nation’s cost of living crisis.
‘Insidious’: Women’s undies taken at work
Women working for Chevron Australia have revealed incidents where their underwear has gone missing and they have been “physically molested” in the office.
Hypocrisy of ‘absolute urgency’ exposed
Two years after 46,000 years of cultural history were destroyed, widespread new protections will be introduced – but a major step has been missed.
Santos ‘failed’ to consult Tiwi Islanders: court
The Federal Court will soon hand down a historic decision after gas company Santos launched an appeal over a stalled $4.7bn project off the Tiwi Islands.
Palmer fails to halt criminal charges
Billionaire mining magnate Clive Palmer has suffered a major court setback in his fight against criminal charges brought by the corporate watchdog.
FIFO flight circles city for 2 hours
A flight carrying FIFO workers to a mining region in Western Australia was forced to circle the coast off a major city for two hours.
Twiggy’s big call on seabed mining
He made billions extracting metals from the Earth, but now Andrew Forrest has made an unexpected call at the COP27 climate conference. Have your say.
Australia’s richest man blasted at own event
Australia’s richest man Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest has copped criticism by an Indigenous elder at his own company’s media event.
Boss’s plea after workers win $53m
A group of WA miners has claimed part of Powerball’s staggering $160m jackpot, and their boss has shared his thoughts on the massive win.
Palmer’s plan to sue Australia for billions
Clive Palmer plans to sue the Commonwealth for billions of dollars in damages over an iron ore project in WA, with taxpayers to foot the bill if he’s successful.
Credit crackdown puts hybrid shares out of reach
The listed instruments offer some protection against inflation, but a one-time booming market is just a shadow of its former self.
‘Say thank you’: Barnaby slams netballers
Barnaby Joyce has joined in on criticising Australian netballers’ moral stance against accepting a $15m sponsorship deal from mining magnate Gina Rinehart.
Tough choices: What business wants from the budget
Tuesday’s budget faces a tough ask in getting the balance right in supporting the economy, but markets are in no mood for big spending plans.
Twiggy’s big win over Facebook in court
Iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest has had a big win over Facebook’s parent company in court over scam advertisements on the platform.
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