The wrecking ball swinging through private sector jobs offers no guarantee Australia will lift its dismal productivity because the benefits of tough calls are being undone by a bloated public service.
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Red meat ‘good for environment and health’: scientists push back at global anti-meat agenda
Australians seeking an environmentally friendly, healthy diet should keep eating red meat, says the CSIRO’s former principal research scientist, who warns against blindly adopting global dietary guidelines that reduce meat intake.
Read moreMedia Release – Results for Hancock Prospecting for the Financial Year Ended 30 June 2026
Media Release
31 October 2026
Rinehart has political mine life warning
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Iron Ore generated a $1.8 billion net profit for the 2026 financial year as Australia’s richest person warned policymakers that “mines don’t last forever”.
Read moreCelebrating Regional Achievement and Enterprise in WA
Hancock Prospecting was delighted to receive an award at last night’s WA Regional Achievement Awards, recognising 15+ years of partnership and support for the program through the Rinehart Development of Northern Regional WA Award.
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21 October 2026
Read moreHanson’s enterprising put-down of Chalmers
The One Nation leader attacked the Treasurer’s lack of private sector experience and told business chiefs her party is their champion.
Read moreGrowth can save living standards
The warning by ratings agency S&P that the Albanese government and the Reserve Bank are pulling in different directions needs to be the starting point in a wholesale turnaround in economic policy and political rhetoric.
Read moreWarship trouble at the double for RAN
The navy’s two largest ships are out of action as maintenance shortfalls undercut the government’s strategy to create a force modelled on the US Marine Corps that would defend the nation’s northern approaches.
Read moreATO data reveals nation’s biggest corporate taxpayers as total haul reaches $87.5bn
ATO data reveals nation’s biggest corporate taxpayers as total haul reaches $87.5bn
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