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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