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A penthouse on this luxury residential ship has just come up for sale, but is it worth its price tag? Come on board to see how the rich and famous kick back.
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has retained the top spot as Australia’s largest private company in IBISWorld’s Top 500 | SEE THE LIST
The Albanese government’s inability to decide on gender and sexuality in the next census suggests a loss of nerve.
Gina Rinehart has warned that the Albanese government’s industrial relations and environment policies risk alienating Australia’s two largest producers, Rio Tinto and BHP, and could drive the mining giants offshore.
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart says more federal red tape will scare off the nation’s biggest companies, calls for the ‘elimination’ of taxes.
The billionaire will raise concerns over the ability of renewable energy to replace baseload coal and gas, saying ‘humungous’ spending will be needed on solar and wind as Australia’s electricity grid faces an uncertain path to green power.
Short-changing the regions with anti-business decisions bad for nation.
For a few bucks a week, we regular mortals could be helping struggling sports in dire financial need and contributing to the lift of the entire nation. And not just in the sporting arena.
After 14 years with Senex Energy, chief executive Ian Davies is leaving the company as the Atlas project he championed, comes online.
As Australia watches the stream of gold medals in swimming, with thanks to the amazing support of Gina Rinehart, one wonders whether Netball Australia is saying that ‘therefore but for the gracelessness of players go I’.
Gina Rinehart has compared China’s economic, defence, education and energy policies favourably with Australia’s, warning Canberra’s net zero push risked destroying the nation’s agricultural sector.
Rare earths stocks have been in, er, rare form, perhaps sparked by Gina Rinehart’s move to amass strategic equity positions in the beaten-up sector. Here’s your resources wrap.
With copper supply tightening, Hancock Prospecting will spend up to $US120 million to earn 80 per cent of Titan Minerals’ Linderos project in Ecuador.
Gina Rinehart’s capital backing could ensure that the western world’s rare earths industry will not be bullied by China.
Some are taking Gina Rinehart’s move on Lynas Rare Earths this week as a signal that the deal for Chile’s SQM to buy the lithium miner Azure Minerals will gain regulatory approval.
Which mining billionaire’s executives are lining the LNP’s pockets? And are Queensland Labor’s true believers losing faith Steven Miles can win the October election?
Australia is facing a gas shortfall as soon as next year, which Senex Energy chief executive Ian Davies argues is the fault of 10 successive government interventions.
Higher operating costs and expenditure related to the failed takeover bid from US giant Albemarle have hit the bottom line of Gina Rinehart-backed lithium player Liontown Resources.
The PM will underwrite almost $1.1bn in loans and grants to build a rare earths mine and refinery in the NT and support a WA lithium mine, both backed by Gina Rinehart.
The Opposition Leader copped questions about who funded his round-trip to celebrate Gina Rinehart’s birthday party last week.
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