Australia’s swimmers after such a successful swimming year which saw them ranked as number one swimming nation in the world! The evening was a wonderful success, which saw beautiful performances from the Queensland Ballet, the wonderful Brisbane Fashion Festival and Guy Sebastian, and speeches from both the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Brisbane, the Mayor of Noosa, Queensland Swim and Mrs Gina Rinehart.
Read MoreAustralia’s richest person, Gina Rinehart, has accused Mark Zuckerberg of doing nothing to stop the promotion of scams and “deceptive content” on his social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. Mrs Rinehart has personally written to the Meta chief executive to alert him to “numerous scammers” falsely using her name and identity online to “fraudulently solicit money from vulnerable people”.
Read MoreRowing Australia (RA) has honoured its highest achievers, greatest contributors and most dedicated community members in a gala event that also saw its Patron, Mrs Gina Rinehart AO, awarded the inaugural Service to Rowing Award. The Australian rowing community gathered at the Canberra Rex Hotel on Friday night to celebrate a busy 2023 and look forward to 2024 and the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris.
Read MoreMrs Gina Rinehart AO, the esteemed patron of Rowing Australia and generous sponsor through Hancock Prospecting, has been presented with the inaugural Service to Rowing Award. Mrs Rinehart’s unwavering commitment and support have not only propelled the Australian Rowing Team but have also shaped the future of the sport. A heartfelt congratulations to a true icon! 👏
Read MoreThe impending purchase adds to Rinehart’s Queensland investments after she acquired a 14-storey Brisbane office building for more than $100 million in February. “The acquisition of this property by Hancock is a continuation of its investment in Queensland, where Hancock has extensive investments in energy via Senex, its joint venture with POSCO, along with extensive agricultural operations and a growing Brisbane office,” her company Hancock Prospecting said in a statement at the time.
Read MoreShadow resources minister Susan McDonald has accused the Federal Government of a “regulatory war” on oil and gas as red tape drags on more than $20 billion of investment. Writing in The West Australian on Wednesday, the Queensland Liberal-National senator claimed the Government was sacrificing the oil and gas industry — the State’s second-biggest exporter — to win green votes in Sydney.
Read MoreGina Rinehart-backed Brazilian Rare Earths will list on the ASX with a market capitalization of $315 million ($220 million).The company will
hit the bourse on December 18. The listing is by way of 34 million new shares at $1.47 ($0.93).