Vale deal opens door for Forrest
The Fortescue-Vale deal provides a possible route for Andrew Forrest to sell some of his stake to the Brazilians.
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Trial offers herpes cure hope
Admedus has reported upbeat results from its phase-two clinical study to develop a herpes vaccine.
Forrest man wants Truss seat
A senior executive at Fortescue Metals Group has entered the race to replace Warren Truss in Wide Bay.
Mining debt jitters
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue Metals isn’t the only iron ore miner getting a nervous diagnosis from US debt markets.
Mansion to host Syria refugees
Andrew Forrest can house refugees at his new Perth mansion after striking a deal with the stay-put former owner.
Fortescue ‘should steer clear’
Indigenous MP Ben Wyatt has said the Fortescue Metals Group should “play no role whatsoever” in Aboriginal land talks.
Forrest pushes five-year terms
Andrew Forrest has called on Malcolm Turnbull to implement political stability and criticised the system of flexible terms of government.
Twiggy’s $1m refugee deal
The man refusing to vacate a mansion he sold to Andrew Forrest says he will donate $1m for refugees if he walks away.
Extend welfare card nationwide
Andrew Forrest has called on the government to roll out the healthy welfare card across the country.
Pope’s man walks free from Twiggy
Andrew Forrest’s mission to unite the world’s faiths in a bid to end modern slavery has suffered a setback.
Gina beefs up Asian exposure
Gina Rinehart has beaten fellow billionaires Andrew Forrest and Kerry Stokes to the prize.
‘Healthy welfare’ card gets ok
A radical near-cashless welfare trial will be implemented in three remote locations.
Twiggy’s vow comes to fruition
The decline in Andrew Forrest’s fortunes has not halted a commitment he made to our largest philanthropic donation.
Forrest’s shock and ore
The aborted mining inquiry exposes more uncertainty.
Fortescue’s in critical condition
Andrew Forrest’s quixotic campaign against Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton has ended — and not with a bang.
Fortescue hits back on cartel comments
Fortescue Metals accuses rivals of exacerbating industry cycles and causing a “massive” transfer of wealth out of the country.
Plans for sea beneath our feet
ANDREW Forrest has a vision for Australian agriculture where no farmer will ever have to watch his starving cattle die.
Forrest on the prowl for new assets
ANDREW Forrest has set up a new venture to buy undeveloped and abandoned resources projects while commodity prices are low.
Langton challenged on ice
THERE is no ice epidemic in remote indigenous communities, according to NT indigenous leader Alison Anderson.
Welfare fight for billionaires’ champion
JACQUI Lambie wants to become the “face” behind Andrew Forrest’s plan to end disparity between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians.
Fortescue founding director to retire
ANDREW Forrest’s Fortescue Metals Group deputy chairman and one of its founding directors will retire later this year.
Forrest report a ‘launch pad’
THE PM appears ready to act on the document’s less confronting proposals.
Training program the real deal
FOR Andrew Forrest, remote northwest Queensland’s Myuma Group is a shining example of indigenous-run training.
Breaking the cycle, building capability
ANDREW Forrest’s indigenous policy blueprint is a good start.
Public sector needs ‘shock to system’
ANDREW Forrest’s review of indigenous employment has urged a “shock to the system”.
Retail alcohol block ‘feasible’
SUPERMARKETS have told Andrew Forrest it is technically possible to block spending on alcohol, gambling and cigarettes.
Report bold, ambitious: Abbott
THE Abbott government is unlikely to adopt the most severe parts of the welfare blueprint of mining magnate Andrew Forrest.
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