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| ‘Letting down farmers really badly’: Government torched over foreign carbon farm deal
The Mercury (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Hancock Energy Executive Director Ian Plimer accuses the government of abandoning Australian farmers by backing foreign carbon projects, ... |
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| Gina Rinehart backs breakthrough X-ray technology that could detect cancer
The Mercury (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Sky News host Rita Panahi highlights Gina Rinehart's $72 million investment in Australian imaging technology capable of detecting both ... |
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| ‘This could kill cancer’: Gina Rinehart praised for $72 million investment
The Mercury (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Hancock Energy Executive Director Ian Plimer reflects on his own battle with metastatic melanoma while praising Gina Rinehart's investment ... |
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| 'Letting down farmers really badly': Government torched over foreign carbon farm deal
The Australian (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Hancock Energy Executive Director Ian Plimer accuses the government of abandoning Australian farmers by backing foreign carbon projects, questioning whose interests are really being served. “These are international treaties which allow people to put ... |
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| ‘Our taxes are being pillaged’: Renewable subsidies branded a taxpayer disgrace
The Daily Telegraph (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Hancock Energy Executive Director Ian Plimer condemns government spending on renewable energy projects, arguing billions of taxpayer ... |
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| 'Our taxes are being pillaged': Renewable subsidies branded a taxpayer disgrace
The Australian (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Hancock Energy Executive Director Ian Plimer condemns government spending on renewable energy projects, arguing billions of taxpayer dollars have been squandered without lowering electricity prices. “Our taxes are being pillaged by people who have ... |
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| ‘I won’t listen to the Premier’: Union leader Brad Gandy declares as last-ditch talks fail to stop BHP strikes
Countryman (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - The senior Labor figure spearheading historic strikes against BHP has told Premier Roger Cook and any other political colleagues hoping for ... it WA’s most lucrative export by a considerable margin. Fortescue and Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill are major users of Port Hedland and their |
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| Bumper end to the year for Mineral Resources and Rio Tinto as WA’s iron ore miners hit FY2026 shipment targets
Countryman (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Mineral Resources and Rio Tinto led the pack as the Pilbara’s iron ore majors put cyclone season in the rear view mirror by ending the 2026 ... Fortescue embodies that you can achieve it, that it can be done.” Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill shipped 17.3mt for the June quarter to end the |
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| Healthcare & Fitness
Inspirepreneur Magazine (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - Unlock unparalleled insights with Inspirepreneur across 15 sectors. We deliver timely analysis, strategic guidance, capital trends, and ... the way for potential milestone payments and broader market access. Hancock Prospecting has invested $72 million in US-based Lumitron |
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| Power of money threatens to undermine our democracy
The Sydney Morning Herald (Tue, 14 Jul 2026) - While Pauline Hanson rightly attracts criticism on your letters pages ( Letters , July 14), Clive Palmer too often escapes the same ... |