Rinehart play heralds lithium endgame
If Gina Rinehart is buying Liontown Resources shares, there’s probably more at stake than a single takeover play.
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Huge Liontown share trades fuel talk of rival bid
The takeover target has seen an unusual 87 million shares traded on Thursday, with sources pointing to mining billionaire Gina Rinehart. But Andrew Forrest could also be lurking.
$56bn revenue surge: Top 500 private companies revealed
Revenue for Australia’s largest 500 unlisted businesses defied economic challenges to growth by one fifth in the last financial year. See who made the list.
Rinehart’s tomes of endearment
Australia’s first liberal arts tertiary education college, Campion College, in Sydney’s west, has named its new library after Gina Rinehart.
Rinehart’s family feuds revealed in court
The complexities of Australia’s richest woman’s relationships with her family have been aired out in open court, as Gina Rinehart fends off claims to her mining empire.
Letters reveal Gina’s ‘threats to son’: court
Australia’s richest woman, Gina Rinehart, made a series of “not-so-subtle threats” to her firstborn child when he questioned his inheritance, a court has heard.
Gina’s ‘death warrant’ for kids’ trust: court
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart inked “death warrant” deals in a bid to strangle the lucrative trust fund her father left for his grandchildren, a court has heard.
Liontown land acreage may tempt BHP deal
Although lithium isn’t a commodity BHP is interested in right now it could be interested in Liontown’s tenement due to its location.
Leave me in peace: Lang’s plea to Gina
Lang Hancock pleaded for his daughter Gina Rinehart to leave him in peace during his final days, WA’s Supreme Court has heard.
‘For years’: Rinehart’s battle with dad
A lawyer has aired the circumstances surrounding the breakdown of the relationship between Gina Rinehart and father Lang Hancock.
Turn to nuclear in net-zero push, Gina Rinehart says
Australia’s richest woman has laid out a sweeping vision for the nation’s future, advocating nuclear energy as part of a net-zero future rather than just wind and solar.
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.
Return earned money to bush: Gina Rinehart
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has called for more money earned from the bush to be returned to the bush for better regional services.
Fulfilling the vast potential of nation’s diverse regions
Bush Summit puts rural dwellers front and centre of national discussion.
Movers and shakers in meeting of minds in powerhouse state
The Perth leg of the Bush Summit — featuring mining magnate Gina Rinehart and cricket legend Adam Gilchrist — comes at a time when regional WA is firmly in the national spotlight.
Rinehart makes $3m promise to Olympic gold hopefuls
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart has put an eye-watering incentive in front of Australia’s Olympians – with millions on the line for those in the gold medal hunt.
Hancock ‘shares threat’ to daughter
Hancock Prospecting was ‘haemorrhaging money’ in the final years of Lang Hancock’s life as he spent millions on mansions, luxury cars, jewellery and a private jet for his new wife, a court hears.
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.
Bush Summit can bring policy energy
Hopefully the Bush Summit can re-energise interest in our north, despite the obvious problem: 85 per cent of Australians, and 85 per cent of the voters, live in our cities.
Hancock ‘breached his duties so as to keep Rose in clover’
Lang Hancock’s shuffling of assets allowed him freeze out his daughter and access large sums of money for his own benefit, court hears.
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