From one resources magnate to another, Australia’s richest woman, Gina Rinehart, has tripled her cattle holdings in the Territory in the last few weeks. Mrs Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting recently bought Phoenix Park,
THE Northern Australia pastoral land and business buying bonanza has continued, with Consolidated Pastoral Company selling its Carlton Hill Station and Gina Rinehart securing the 20,000 head feedlot Phoenix Park near Katherine.
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd has acquired the 3433 hectare Northern Territory cattle station Phoenix Park for an undisclosed sum. The large property includes open land for grazing, capacity for over
After the soul searching and subsequent rebuilding following a dismal London Olympics, Rowing Australia will now be marked on its new direction. Today on the bumpy, salty and often windy waters of
Synchronised swimming’s biggest fan: Gina Rinehart flew the Olympic squad to perform at her daughter’s wedding – and spent $5 MILLION on Rio teams Billionaire Gina Rinehart one of Australian Olympic teams’
Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd (“HPPL”) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Phoenix Park, a large scale export pre‐feeding depot, located west of Katherine on Florina Road in the Northern Territory, about
Gina Rinehart has ploughed money into major events and been closely connected with competitors.Instgram by John Stensholt John Bertrand calls her the “matriarch” of the Australian Olympic team. Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart
Stocked up: Some 40,000 head of cattle are included in the purchase of Riveren and Inverway. Picture: file. News last week that Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd was the new owner of two
Tiarne Swersky 285 words 22 July 2016 10:09 Xinhua News Agency MELBOURNE, July 22 (Xinhua) — Australia’s richest woman and mining mogul, Gina Rinehart, has purchased two more cattle farms in Australia’s
Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd (“HPPL”) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Riveren and Inverway cattle stations, located south-west of Katherine in the Northern Territory, building on its previous investment in the
Hear from Australia’s top synchronised swimmers about their journey to Rio. In the history of Australia’s participation in the Olympics, only 34 synchronised swimmers in total have ever been accepted for the
Two articles featuring Roy Hill from the July-September, 2016 Edition of Digging and Drilling Magazine.
