Aerison collapses over $47m Roy Hill dispute
Mining services company Aerison has called in administrators after failing to settle a $47.5m dispute with Gina Rinehart’s giant Roy Hill iron ore mine, putting more than 250 jobs at risk.
Mining services company Aerison has called in administrators after failing to settle a $47.5m dispute with Gina Rinehart’s giant Roy Hill iron ore mine, putting more than 250 jobs at risk.
Mining billionaire’s Gina Rinehart and Chris Ellison have hailed the outgoing WA Premier’s political legacy, but lockdown enemies such as Clive Palmer have welcomed his departure.
Gina Rinehart has expanded her Wagyu cattle empire with the acquisition of two stations that were part of an investment portfolio that hit the market following the death of Tom Strachan.
A climate activist falsely claiming to share a name with one of the biggest mining billionaires in Australia has faced court after being removed from a gas and oil protest.
The mining magnate says Australia’s reputation as a stable energy supplier is at risk, which will have regional fallout. The huge Roy Hill mine may close in 10 years.
Russell Scrimshaw helped build Fortescue Metals’ Pilbara iron ore operations. Now he has turned his attention to rare earths in Tanzania.
Private equity firm EQT is believed to be lining up to buy Alinta Energy’s West Australian assets, while the interests of billionaire Gina Rinehart are also believed to be considering a tilt.
The buyers of four cattle stations across the NT and Queensland owned by billionaire Gina Rinehart’s S. Kidman & Co. have been revealed.
The historic properties were put up for sale in November, prompting months of rumours about who would take over the holdings.
Mining magnate seen handing out food to campaign volunteers in the embattled seat the Liberals fear losing to a Climate 200-backed independent.
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Able to buy virtually anything she desires, the billionaire was beaming in a full-length fur coat and, impressively, what appears to be Ugg boots, as she christened her latest acquisition.
Billionaire Chris Ellison’s Mineral Resources has made a paltry gain from selling its large stake in Warrego Energy to buyout bidder Hancock, owned by fellow WA magnate Gina Rinehart.
ASX 200 snaps three-day winning streak. Iron ore tumbles on demand concerns. Newcrest at seven-month high. Nick Scali profit soars. Downer lands Qld rail contract.
Resources tycoon Gina Rinehart has made her first big move into another property market, picking up a Brisbane office tower for more than $100m.
The long-running bidding war between Strike Energy and Hancock Group continues with a new round of carrots dangled in front of Warrego Energy shareholders.
The mining tycoon is trying her hand at an ambitious property flip by relisting a beachfront block bought for $11.3m last year for an almighty profit.
The little-known gas explorer has suddenly become the object of desire among Perth’s billionaire set.
MinRes snapped up 15 per cent of Warrego at 35c and now there’s speculation it could capitalise on Hancock Energy’s sweetened 36c-a-share offer.
Future gas, LNG projects valued up to $32 billion could be stalled or axed as Albanese government prioritises clean energy.
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