Why Australians need to act more like Gina Rinehart
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.
Gina Rinehart
Senex Energy chief to depart
After 14 years with Senex Energy, chief executive Ian Davies is leaving the company as the Atlas project he championed, comes online.
What’s Netball Australia thinking right now?
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’.
A Paris portrait Gina Rinehart won’t hide
Billionaire Gina Rinehart has moved on from a recent portrait controversy by posing in Paris for another portrait. PARIS CONFIDENTIAL
What happened below decks on Gina’s special Paris cruise
Billionaire Gina Rinehart went all out to create a memorable night for Olympians, officials and captains of industry on the Seine.
Inside Gina’s star-studded Seine cruise with a golden-boot bonus
Billionaires, swimming champions, Olympic officials and captains of industry made Gina Rinehart’s luxury boat cruise the hottest ticket in Paris; but who won golden footwear and what did they eat? | WATCH
Rinehart solution: Move LA ‘shortcourse’ rowing to Brisbane
Billionaire Gina Rinehart is worried about a big problem rowing faces at the Olympics in four years time – the course will be shorter than usual.
‘Win win win’: Why Billionaire Rinehart pours fortunes into Olympics
Gina Rinehart was snapped at the rowing showing her true colours but the support wasn’t enough to get the rowers over the line for a medal haul.
Gina Rinehart’s big first week at the Paris Olympics
The swimmers have dominated in the pool which is just the start of the influence Gina Rinehart has had in the first week of the Olympics.
Revealed: Olympics benefactor Gina Rinehart’s packed Paris diary
Australia’s biggest, and wealthiest, Olympics fan and benefactor, Gina Rinehart, has a huge week of sports events in Paris ahead of her. But there is one event which stands above all else. Details inside.
Arafura lands rare earth debt deal amid grim market
Rare earth prices are still sitting around five year lows, but a strong outlook has helped Arafura lock in debt deals worth more than $US1bn.
Pressure all politicians to put us on ‘up path’: Gina Rinehart
Billionaire miner and investor Gina Rinehart wants Australians to keep their pressure up on politicians and says she uses only her influence to encourage policies which are clearly pro-Australia.
Apps, alumni and Gina: The plan for rowing’s financial success
Rowing Australia and its athletes have big support from Australia’s richest person. But the boss of the sport has a strategy to find additional funding after the Paris Olympics.
Rinehart left in lurch for Games tickets
We’re four weeks out from the Paris Olympics and we’re hearing of a mad scramble by the AOC to get a much-coveted swimming pass for the country’s wealthiest person, Gina Rinehart.
How Gina Rinehart helped save Olympic swimming
The government announced a $500m Olympic sport funding package this week, including more funding directly to athletes. But many Olympians still credit Australia’s richest person as a vital source of support for cash-strapped competitors.
Rinehart-backed Senex given green light for $1bn expansion
Senex Energy has finally secured approval for its $1bn expansion, tempering some medium-term gas supply concerns for Australia’s east coast.
Brazilian Rare Earths to raise $66m
The Gina Rinehart-backed Brazilian Rare Earths is capitalising on its soaring share price by moving to raise equity through Canacord and Petra Capital.
Rinehart could strike while gas is hot property
Hancock Prospecting – the company of billionaire Gina Rinehart – could be eyeing a possible buyout of the $578m Strike Energy ahead of soaring demand for additional energy.
Rinehart hits back on new portrait claim
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has hit back at claims she gifted a portrait of herself to the National Gallery amid a high-profile spat over another painting.
Billions stolen as Big Tech enables deepfake scams
Organised crime syndicates are fleecing unsuspecting internet users.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/topics/gina-rinehart/page/3