Perth artist Johannes Pannekoek was announced as the recipient of the $30,000 Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill sculpture award for his artwork Lifeblood. The sculpture wa draws inspiration from the tEarth’s winding rivers and serpentine shapes, encouraging people to reflect on the protection of the lifeblood of our planet’s ecosystems.
Read more‘Many attended wearing their Rossi boots, and enjoyed a horse show backed by the fantastic Aussie music, “The man from snowy river'” with riders accordingly also dressed in iconic Driza-Bone, and Rossi boots, carrying large Australian and company flags,’. It added: ‘The event was greatly enjoyed by all, with very positive comments by staff who attended, including, “the best night of my life”.’
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Read moreGeologist Ian Plimer has praised mining billionaire Gina Rinehart, saying she “doesn’t get enough credit” in Australia. Mr Plimer told Sky News Australia that Ms Rinehart is “the greatest Australian woman” the country has ever produced. “She did it herself, she didn’t inherit anything,” she said. “She’s built a huge private company, the biggest private company in Australia. “She should be honoured for employing so many people and for paying such a huge amount of tax.”
Read moreOur yearly Most Influential list hits at a time when Toronto and London markets are feeling the heat, while Australian mining stocks appear to be performing well. Some of that is down to this year’s Number One: Gina Rinehart.
Read moreHancock Prospecting is celebrating tonight after Executive Chairman, Mrs Gina Rinehart AO, was named the Australian Financial Review’s Business Person of the Year at their event in Sydney. Under Mrs Rinehart’s leadership, Hancock Prospecting has been transformed from a company facing a parlous financial position in 1992, when she became Executive Chairman, to Australia’s most successful private company.
Read moreWest Australian Premier Roger Cook says his government will continue to help fund the Environmental Defenders Office despite his veiled swipe at the organisation and green groups for dividing Aboriginal communities to block major projects. The mining and resources industry, including Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting, welcomed the Cook government’s proposed overhaul of environmental approvals on Wednesday, which the premier launched a day earlier along with his broadside at green groups.
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Read moreShadow resources minister Susan McDonald has accused the Federal Government of a “regulatory war” on oil and gas as red tape drags on more than $20 billion of investment. Writing in The West Australian on Wednesday, the Queensland Liberal-National senator claimed the Government was sacrificing the oil and gas industry — the State’s second-biggest exporter — to win green votes in Sydney.
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