Speech by Mrs Gina Rinehart Patron of the Australian Rowing Team Executive Chairman of the Hancock Prospecting Group Hancock Prospecting Rower of the Year Awards Dinner 28 January 2017, Canberra Good evening
GARY SHIPWAY 255 words 26 January 2017 Northern Territory News Australia’s richest business woman Gina Rinehart is to have a presence in Darwin — and former Chief Minister Adam Giles will be
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27 January 2017 Centralian Advocate AUSTRALIA’S richest business woman Gina Rinehart is to have a presence in Darwin and former Chief Minister Adam Giles will be it. Mr Giles has been appointed
Gina Rinehart is spending Australia Day in outback Australia visiting her newly acquired cattle stations, which were previously part of the Kidman cattle empire. Mrs Rinehart wrapped up the $365 million acquisition
Mrs. Rinehart is spending several days, including Australia Day, travelling to stations within the S. Kidman & Co. portfolio. This follows on from her visit last month to the Adelaide head office
Our local dairy partnership with Bannister Downs sees the construction of the new Creamery facility in Northcliffe well underway, with a busy programme to achieve completion in December 2017. The site is
Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd (HPPL) is pleased to announce the appointment of Adam Giles, former Chief Minister of the Northern Territory to its team as the new General Manager External Affairs for
Welcome to PM Shinzō Abe and his wife, Akie Abe. Australia has forged a strong relationship with Japan, based primarily on trade, and Australia recognises how important trade with Japan is to
The Australian’s Australian of the Year award celebrates the nation’s top achievers. Here is one nominee for 2016. Gina Rinehart is best known for her corporate success in two of Australia’s top
Mrs Rinehart was delighted to conduct the coin toss for the Men’s Doubles Final on Sunday where Australians Jordan Thompson and Thanasi Kokkinakis were competing against an American and European doubles pair.
It would be easy to become sentimental about the revival of Australian agriculture. The outback is so embedded in the national imagination and history that to see rural Australia buoyant and alive
