Gina Rinehart

Australian businesswoman

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May 2024 Rinehart demanded the removal of an 'unflattering' portrait of herself by Indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira from the National Gallery of Australia.
May 2024 Rinehart demanded the removal of an 'unflattering' portrait of herself by Indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira from the National Gallery of Australia.
April 2024 Revealed a 5.82% stake in Lynas Rare Earths and a 5.3% holding in MP Materials, two rare earth material producers.
April 2024 Revealed a 5.82% stake in Lynas Rare Earths and a 5.3% holding in MP Materials, two rare earth material producers.
March 8 2024 Ranked #56 on Forbes list of The Richest People In The World with a net worth of $30.8 billion.
March 8 2024 Ranked #56 on Forbes list of The Richest People In The World with a net worth of $30.8 billion.
2023 Forbes listed Rinehart 48th amongst the World's 100 most powerful women.
2023 Rinehart withdrew her previous sponsorship of Netball Australia following Indigenous player Donnell Wallam's request to not wear the Hancock Prospecting logo on her kit.
2023 Forbes listed Rinehart 48th amongst the World's 100 most powerful women.
2023 Rinehart withdrew her previous sponsorship of Netball Australia following Indigenous player Donnell Wallam's request to not wear the Hancock Prospecting logo on her kit.
May 2023 Her net worth is estimated in excess of 37 billion in the Financial Review Rich List.
May 2023 Her net worth is estimated in excess of 37 billion in the Financial Review Rich List.
2022 Rinehart declined to apologize for her father's previous racist comments, leading to controversy.
2022 Rinehart was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the 2022 Australia Day Honours for distinguished service to the mining sector, community philanthropy, and sport as a patron.
2022 Hancock Prospecting withdrew a 15 million sponsorship from Netball Australia after Indigenous netballer Donnell Wallam voiced concerns about the company's past comments and environmental record.
2022 Gina Rinehart's net worth was estimated at $34.00 billion according to the Financial Review and Forbes Rich List, making her one of Australia's wealthiest individuals.
2022 Rinehart declined to apologize for her father's previous racist comments, leading to controversy.
2022 Rinehart was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the 2022 Australia Day Honours for distinguished service to the mining sector, community philanthropy, and sport as a patron.
2022 Gina Rinehart's net worth was estimated at $34.00 billion according to the Financial Review and Forbes Rich List, making her one of Australia's wealthiest individuals.
2022 Hancock Prospecting withdrew a 15 million sponsorship from Netball Australia after Indigenous netballer Donnell Wallam voiced concerns about the company's past comments and environmental record.
October 2021 Garnered controversy by expressing climate change denialist views during a speech at her childhood primary school.
October 2021 Garnered controversy by expressing climate change denialist views during a speech at her childhood primary school.
June 17 2021 A joint provincial-federal review panel denied Benga Mining's application for the Grassy Mountain Coal Project due to significant adverse environmental effects.
June 17 2021 A joint provincial-federal review panel denied Benga Mining's application for the Grassy Mountain Coal Project due to significant adverse environmental effects.
March 2021 Her wealth is reported by The Australian Business Review to equal 36.28 billion.
March 2021 Her wealth is reported by The Australian Business Review to equal 36.28 billion.
2020 Begins her second period as Australia's wealthiest person, continuing through subsequent years.
2020 Restored to the title of wealthiest Australian by The Australian Financial Review, with an estimated net worth of $28.89 billion.
2020 Restored to the title of wealthiest Australian by The Australian Financial Review, with an estimated net worth of $28.89 billion.
2020 Begins her second period as Australia's wealthiest person, continuing through subsequent years.
2019 Swimming Australia continues to describe Rinehart as 'part of the team' and 'part of the swimming family', highlighting the ongoing philanthropic relationship.
2019 Swimming Australia continues to describe Rinehart as 'part of the team' and 'part of the swimming family', highlighting the ongoing philanthropic relationship.
October 2016 Hancock Prospecting struck a deal to invest in Sirius Minerals, a UK-based mining company, to support their North Yorkshire Polyhalite Project.
October 2016 Hancock Prospecting struck a deal to invest in Sirius Minerals, a UK-based mining company, to support their North Yorkshire Polyhalite Project.
May 2016 Fell from being the wealthiest Australian to fourth place, with a net worth of $6.06 billion.
May 2016 Fell from being the wealthiest Australian to fourth place, with a net worth of $6.06 billion.
2015 Sells her interest in Fairfax Media, concluding her investment in the media company.
2015 Acquired Fossil Downs Station, a property stocked with 15,000 head of cattle, estimated between 25 to 30 million.
2015 Acquired Fossil Downs Station, a property stocked with 15,000 head of cattle, estimated between 25 to 30 million.
2015 Sells her interest in Fairfax Media, concluding her investment in the media company.
October 2015 Opened the Roy Hill mine after securing 7.9 billion in funding, with initial iron ore shipments sent to China.
October 2015 Opened the Roy Hill mine after securing 7.9 billion in funding, with initial iron ore shipments sent to China.
August 2015 The funding arrangement with Swimming Australia is renewed for an additional 2 years, including naming rights to Swimming Australia events.
August 2015 The funding arrangement with Swimming Australia is renewed for an additional 2 years, including naming rights to Swimming Australia events.
May 28 2015 NSW Supreme Court handed down a decision appointing Bianca as the new trustee of the Hope Margaret Hancock Trust.
May 28 2015 NSW Supreme Court handed down a decision appointing Bianca as the new trustee of the Hope Margaret Hancock Trust.
2014 Acquired a 50% stake in Liveringa and Nerrima Stations for 40 million.
2014 Develops a difficult relationship with her son John and does not attend his wedding to Gemma Ludgate.
2014 Acquired a 50% stake in Liveringa and Nerrima Stations for 40 million.
2014 Develops a difficult relationship with her son John and does not attend his wedding to Gemma Ludgate.

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