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From the killfloor at Oakey meatworks to champion Wagyu producer
Beef Central (Wed, 12 Aug 2026) - FROM the outside, Darren and Len Henschell ’s cattle operation in Southern Queensland seems pretty modest. The father and son own 100 cows ...

but modest. Their pen of seven fullblood Wagyu were clear winners, with Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Agriculture coming second and third. The
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Delta Lithium (ASX:DLI) Mt Ida Story Is Heating Up as Fresh Drilling Strengthens the Development Case
Kalkine Australia (Kalkine AU) (Wed, 12 Aug 2026) - Image Source: Shutterstock Highlights Delta Lithium is progressing a scoping study for on-site ore production at Mt Ida. The company ...

is Delta Lithium's resource base? A:Delta Lithium has a combined lithium resource base of 36.7 million tonnes at 1.1 per cent lithium oxide.
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Arafura Rare Earths (ASX:ARU) Has Made the Big Decision — Nolans Is Heading Into Construction
Kalkine Australia (Kalkine AU) (Wed, 12 Aug 2026) - Image Source: Shutterstock Highlights Arafura Rare Earths has moved Nolans into the construction phase after taking a final Investment ...

placement at A$0.26 a share, cornerstoned by Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting. The second Tranche settled in early July. Construction is
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Uncertainty over Labor gas scheme hits Rinehart’s $850m WA project
The Australian Financial Review (Wed, 12 Aug 2026) - Hancock Energy had hoped to greenlight the construction of a major new development by the end of next month, but could be forced to push out a final decision.
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One Nation Turns Backs On Acknowledgement Of Country So They Can Face Australia’s Real Traditional Owner, Gina Rinehart
I-News (Wed, 12 Aug 2026) - One Nation senators have defended turning their backs during an Acknowledgement of Country, explaining they were simply reorienting ...

the person they believe has the strongest claim to Australia: Gina Rinehart. “Traditional ownership is very complicated” explained one
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Business ponders ways to win the ear of One Nation
The Australian (Wed, 12 Aug 2026) - James Ashby and Pauline Hanson. Artwork: Debbie Schipp For decades, corporate Australia has approached government relations through a familiar lens. Businesses have invested heavily in relationships with the two major parties, knowing political power ...