20 June 2017

Speech delivered by Hancock and Kidman Executive Chairman Gina Rinehart to the Developing Northern Australia Conference in Cairns, Australia on 20 June 2017.

Good afternoon distinguished guests, ANDEV members, and fellow North Australians.

May I firstly thank the Association for Sustainability in Business, the Conference Advisory Committee and the sponsors for organising today’s important event.

I am happy to be speaking with you about the potential for progress, investment and growth [...]

7 April 2017 Geoff Chambers The Australian

Malcolm Turnbull has described India as a “land of immense opportunity for Australia”, ahead of his first visit to the subcontinent powerhouse next week.

In a speech to the Sydney ­Institute last night, the Prime ­Minister outlined the importance of Australia’s ties with India, a day after billionaire Gina Rinehart warned the federal government to follow the economic lead of ­Narendra Modi.

“Alongside China, India is a land [...]

4 March 2017

Australia’s richest woman Gina Rinehart is controversial, tough and very private. In a rare insight, the nation’s new cattle queen tells SA Weekend how she’s expanding her empire from mines to vast cattle stations as she builds on Sir Sidney Kidman’s legacy.

To read this and other articles on Gina Rinehart’s plans for her new cattle empire, plus her views on government regulation of investment and big business, click …]

The following contact message has been sent:

Subject: Leadership

Message:

Hi Gina,

I’ve just been following the US elections of late and I believe Australia also needs someone great to lead our country. I believe you are the one who could do it. The Australian government, like the US government, has been selling us out for years. Now you, just like Donald Trump, have succeeded in about everything there is to do in this life [...]

11 February 2017 Simon Benson The Australian

Australia faces a potential investment crunch with Treasury analysis revealing that foreign ­direct investment has already crashed almost 50 per cent on 2015 levels.

The downward trend is more concerning because it runs against growing global flows; Australia’s share of the $US1.8 trillion ($2.36 trillion) global foreign direct investment pool tumbled from 3.2 per cent in 2011 to 1.3 per cent last year as other countries became relatively [...]

From: John Samuel Sent: Friday, 9 December 2016 10:18 AM Subject: Fwd: Cut the Red Tape & Make WA Great.

At the shonky builders meeting on Sunday, the Labor Party told the audience they would have an inquiry that would take 12 months and then issue a report. They would make no comment about SAT. Mark McGowan told an economic business meeting yesterday he was going to move a few departments around or together. Nothing about slashing the [...]

Good evening distinguished guests and friends

It is great to celebrate with you in Melbourne tonight the 4th annual National Mining & Related Industries Day.

Thank you very much to John and the whole IPA team for putting on tonight’s special dinner. Thank you to Gabriella and the AusIMM Women in Mining Network also for helping with tonight’s gala dinner.

Today is the day to pose a question for all Australians to consider: “Where would [...]

“The president-elect wants to cut federal red tape by 50% in his first months of office, and to cut company tax to 15%. What a kickstart to the American economy that will provide.”

- Mining magnate Gina Rinehart calls for Donald Trump-style tax cuts in Australia.

26 October 2016 Mrs. Gina Rinehart

“The little recognised requirements of growth centres, can Australia become a growth centre of the world?”

Good morning distinguished guests and all delegates,

Greetings from the Roy Hill berths at Port Hedland. As you can see we have 2 ships in harbour, one almost loaded which will go out tonight and the other which we’re about to start loading which you can see is high in the water.

May [...]

18 June 2016 Jennifer Sexton The Daily Telegraph

Australia’s richest woman has unloaded on our federal politicians, declaring neither side of politics has the “guts” to tackle our nation’s most pressing problem — too much government spending.

Gina Rinehart told The Saturday Telegraph that Australia must urgently cut government spending to get the economy back on track. In a rare foray into political commentary, Ms Rinehart said it didn’t make sense that India could cut [...]