HPPL Christmas Event 2024
Hancock Prospecting, Atlas Iron and HanRoy, gathered to celebrate the end of a successful year with a festive Christmas party.
Hancock Prospecting, Atlas Iron and HanRoy, gathered to celebrate the end of a successful year with a festive Christmas party.
The Christmas spirit was in Northcliffe on Sunday evening, 22 December, as Mrs Gina Rinehart celebrated the end of 2024 with the Daubney family and the Bannister Downs team at the Creamery.
The Bunbury Farmers Market (BFM) at Vasse was officially opened today by Mrs Gina Rinehart AO.
Warmest Chrissie greetings, from one of the two largest truffle farms in the southern hemisphere!
Gina Rinehart’s Driza-Bone company is offering a special range of women’s riding coats.
Morrissey & Co have welcomed their fifth generation into the family blacksmithing business.
Merry Christmas, Aussie Spectators! Yes I know December is not looking too Chrissie prepared, with rising electricity costs, aircon over summer subject to government planning, that is looking rather unreliable, record business failures, farmers and pastoralists struggling, especially under government tape burdens (like the rest of us), dwindling investment, the resources pipeline list turning into the 80 per cent causality list, and the costs and housing and crime and hospital crises fuelled by far too many government selected immigrants, such crises hurting too many Australians. And seven continuous quarters of standard of living decline, this long decline is a record.
From landmark deals to new business tactics, Ragtrader names the most powerful leaders in the Australian Fashion Industry for 2024.
The 2024 National Agriculture & Related Industries Day, held annually on November 21, was a celebration of the industry that forms an essential part of the backbone of Australia. This year’s event, held at the Penfolds Estate in Adelaide, was dazzling, with attendees flying in from all over Australia, many being repeat guests.
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting is celebrating seven decades of operations, marking the day Lang and Hope Hancock founded the company.
Gina Rinehart’s evolution from Australia’s richest person to art aficionado and wannabe fashion mogul has seen the billionaire buy up bushwear brands including coatmaker Driza-Bone, and RM Williams’ challenger Rossi Boots, managing to get the likes of Peter Dutton and Barnaby Joyce to play influencer.