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MEDIA RELEASE | Bannister Downs Dairy Wins Coveted 2024 People’s Choice Product of the Year
21.11.2023
Bannister Downs Dairy is celebrating a milestone win, announced as Western Australia’s 2024 People’s Choice Product of the Year for its Farm Fresh Milk, at the 2024 WA Good Food Guide Awards held at the Fremantle Passenger Terminal. BANNISTER DOWNS DAIRY, a partnership between the Daubney Family and Australia’s leading private company, Hancock Prospecting (HPPL), led by its Executive Chairman Mrs Gina Rinehart AO are thrilled to secure the coveted people vote. BANNISTER DOWNS DAIRY’s Managing Director, Ms Suzanne Daubney said this win is a true measure of the team’s hard work and consumer love for the WA owned and produced milk.
Read moreHonour industries that transformed Australia
21.11.2023
Australia has long been a nation of primary producers, of farmers and miners who go out into regional and outback areas and contend with whatever nature may throw at them to provide the food, fibre and raw materials that we need to survive and thrive. We have cultivated agriculture that feeds and clothes Australians and tens of millions of people around the world. And we have taken risks and developed the minerals that have enabled higher living standards across Australia and the world. Thanks to our primary industries and the many businesses they support, we live in one of the wealthiest countries that has ever existed, and Australians today have among the highest standards of living ever experienced by human beings.
Read moreGina generously shells out for rowers
20.11.2023
Billionaire mining mogul Gina Rinehart has again shown her support for Olympic hopefuls, donating a state-of-the-art carbon kevlar racing shell to the Swan River Rowing Club through her Roy Hill mining venture. The Empacher racing eight — understood to be worth about $100,000 — will be imported from Germany to support the women’s youth program at the club. It will be painted pink in a nod to Roy Hill’s long-term commitment to breast cancer research. The top-flight boat is also a thank you from the company, who earlier this year had a team trained by the rowing club’s coaches, ahead of Rowing WA’s Corporate Cup regatta.
Read moreRegulatory war via red tape on resources
16.11.2023
Shadow resources minister Susan McDonald has accused the Federal Government of a “regulatory war” on oil and gas as red tape drags on more than $20 billion of investment. Writing in The West Australian on Wednesday, the Queensland Liberal-National senator claimed the Government was sacrificing the oil and gas industry — the State’s second-biggest exporter — to win green votes in Sydney.
Read moreWinners celebrated at the 2023 Prospect Awards
10.11.2023
The 2023 Australian Mining Prospect Awards were held last night in Brisbane, celebrating the mining industry and those working in it who are going above and beyond. Congratulations to all nominees, finalists and winners of the 2023 Australian Mining Prospect Awards.
Read moreRoy Hill named Australian Mine of the Year
09.11.2023
Celebrating their 20th anniversary, the 2023 Prospect Awards presented Roy Hill with the Australian Mine of the Year and the Innovative Mining Solution Award
Read moreHancock Prospecting warns Closing Loopholes Bill could see mining move to countries with lower standards
07.11.2023
“If increased regulatory burdens cause new mining projects to be delayed or cancelled, Australia will be unable to satisfy the rising iron ore demand created by net zero targets,” Hancock Prospecting chief executive of group operations Gerhard Veldsman said. Gina Rinehart has warned controversial industrial relations reforms could push mining away from Australia to countries with lower environmental standards.
Read moreRED TAPE GROWING FASTER THAN ECONOMY
06.11.2023
Australia is struggling under the burden of red tape that is growing at nearly twice the rate of the national economy, leading to urgent calls for parliament to act to cut out-of-date regulations and ban new rules from being imposed without old ones being repealed.
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