Rinehart toasts Roy Hill record, scorns govt
Record iron ore shipments have driven a healthy profit for Roy Hill and Gina Rinehart, who has once again taken aim at regulation she says is burdening the industry’s prosperity.
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Rinehart uses bumper Roy Hill profit to revive war on government ‘tape’
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart’s flagship company Roy Hill has recorded another bumper profit following record shipments from its namesake iron ore mine, but warned government tape threatened to stifle plans underpinning its continued operation.
Atlas Iron defers Ridley investment call as ‘onerous’ approvals slow Gina Rinehart’s foray into magnetite
Hancock Prospecting has deferred part of its plans to tap into the WA magnetite market and delayed a final investment decision on its proposed Ridley mine, pinning the move on approvals uncertainty and water supply.
Executive Chair of Hancock Prospecting on leaders and traits she admires
Great leaders are decisive. Preferably after considering the positives and negatives for the decision. Good leaders are most often those who have the courage of their convictions, not those who change their tune based on what is thought may be popular at the time. There’s much truth in the saying “success is one per cent inspiration, 99 per cent perspiration”.
Records tumble at Telethon
Telethon weekend is an incredibly special event for West Australian’s, with our people making another significant contribution to support children’s medical research and support services.
Gina cooks up plan to make nation’s best pies
Iron woman Gina Rinehart is on a mission to make the best pies in Australia to honour her hero Sidney Kidman, the legendary cattle king who left home at 13 with five shillings in his pocket to become the world’s largest private landowner.
2024 International McMillan Woods Global Awards
Mrs. Gina Rinehart awarded the Global CSR Visionary Leader of the Year Award at the McMillan Woods Global Awards.
Paucity of new resources projects
Just one major resources project has been sanctioned in WA this year and the pipeline of future projects is thin, a review by Business News has found.
