Group executive news

Group executive news

Australians are ready, willing, and able to work – let them!

11.04.2023

Currently, only 3 per cent of pensioners work in Australia, compared to 25 per cent in New Zealand. This is not because pensioners in Australia do not want to work. Research has shown that around one in five want to work, but do not, because of unfair tax and red tape barriers.The solution is to follow New Zealand’s approach by removing all red tape on pensioners, students, and veterans. This would mean that these Australians could earn as much income as they would want, without losing their pension payments or welfare benefits. Of course, they would still pay income tax like every other Australian worker. Removing all red-tape and barriers for Australian pensioners, veterans, and students to get back into the workforce, without suffering significant financial penalties, is a simple and effective policy measure that is good for them and good for our nation. More Australians working means higher government revenue through income tax, GST, and payroll tax, which can be reinvested into infrastructure and used to pay down our debt.

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Australia Day | CITY OF LIGHT EVENT AND BUILDING AN EXCEPTIONAL FUTURE

29.01.2023

Celebrating Australia and women, as we remain committed to developing opportunities for women across our operation.

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Women in Mining premiere | 2023

27.01.2023

24 January, 2023.

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Executive Chairman Speech Roy Hill Christmas | Saturday 3 December 2022

04.12.2022

Executive Chairman Gina Rinehart, CEO Garry Korte, Roy Hill CFO Greg Hawkins, and Roy Hill partners, enjoying the annual Roy Hill Christmas ball. Held along the banks of the Swan River. The theme, “Arabian nights”.

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BILLION DOLLAR BABY

23.11.2022

Six of WA's biggest miners Rio Tinto, BHP, Hancock Prospecting, Woodside, Chevron and Mineral Resources were on Tuesday confirmed as the inaugural donors to the Resources Community Investment Initiative. Unveiling the new fund which will be used to pay for major "legacy" projects like the $400m Aboriginal Cultural Centre and the $250m Perth Zoo redevelopment Mr McGowan said he expected it would continue to swell.

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Liam Bartlett | Netball WA CEO calls on Diamonds players to ‘take a reality check’

27.10.2022

Netball WA CEO, Simone Hansen told 6PR Mornings host Liam Bartlett she is disappointed about how the whole situation has played out.“Mining is fundamental to our economy, it’s fundamental to our sports. “I want to be clear, this does not feed down to Netball WA and West Coast Fever.”

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‘Who fills the void?’ Why player power in sponsorships is dangerous for sport

24.10.2022

A time-honoured principle of Australian sport is that no individual is bigger than their sport. It’s a reflection of our national love of sport and our spirit of egalitarianism.

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