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Mayor of Town of Cottesloe Lorraine Young said: “The Town is delighted to accept this generous donation from Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill. Sculpture by the Sea is a very significant part of Cottesloe life. To have this wonderful piece added to our sculpture collection is a gift to the Cottesloe community and to the hundreds of thousands of visitors we welcome to Cottesloe every year.”
 

The ‘resource curse’ – the failure of many countries to benefit from their natural bounty because of exploitation or mismanagement – is ‘a very real thing’. Wanblad adds: ‘It is down to responsible mining companies to change that.’

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Gina Rinehart’s companies Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill have donated a steel sculpture valued at $60,000 to Cottesloe council. The work, Sandbar, is by artist James Rogers, one of Australia’s leading sculptors, this week’s council meeting was told. “It’s a very generous offer,” mayor Lorraine Young told the meeting. 

February 2024.

The FLXdrive locomotive represents not only a first for the Pilbara, but a first for the mining industry. “The foresight of our Executive Chairman, Gina Rinehart AO, has been instrumental in establishing an environment in which we can successfully leverage the ingenuity of our people alongside key partners like Wabtec to transform our rail and mining operations through next-generation technologies,” said Gerhard Veldsman, CEO of Hancock Prospecting Group Operations.

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