Article by Jenne Brammer courtesy of The Countryman WA’s most influential farmers — including cattle magnate Gina Rinehart — have vented their frustration at reams of red tape, high taxes and other obstacles, and
Article by By Krystal Sanders and Lily Hoffman courtesy of the Weekend West She might be Australia’s richest person but Gina Rinehart isn’t above joining the masses on the dance floor. Hosting the
Article by Sean Smith courtesy of the West There’s a brand spanking new ship servicing billionaire Gina Rinehart’s iron ore exports in WA’s north, and it’s likely to stand out from the
It is a great honour to be here as part of the third National Agriculture and Related Industries Day. Thank you to Tony Seabrook and the Pastoralists and Graziers Association for organising this conference
Speech by Mrs Gina Rinehart Patron and Founder of National Agriculture & Related Industries Day Executive Chairman of the Hancock Prospecting Group and S. Kidman & Co National Agriculture & Related Industries
Article by Sarah-Jane Tasker courtesy of the West Australian West Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart will today call for a “mini G20” for the agriculture sector as she also leans on the State
House of Assembly South Australia 13 November 2019 FRASER ELLIS Member for Narungga in the House of Assembly Mr ELLIS (Narungga) (12:36): I move: That this house— (a) acknowledges that 21 November
Article courtesy of Seedstock Central Australia’s richest woman Gina Rinehart has extended her land holdings with the 3900 ha Warrabah Station in the New England to expand a Wagyu enterprise. Warrabah Station is a close neighbour to Hancock
Article by Aidan Smith courtesy of Farm Weekly THE National Agriculture and Related Industries Day Gala Dinner will be held in Perth for the first time next month with more than 600
Article by Sarah-Jane Tasker, courtesy of The Australian, March 27th.
Article by Jenne Brammer, The Western Australian, March 4th Ambitious plans to create WA’s next agricultural hub in the Kimberley have moved closer to reality after the State Government revealed it could
