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A lawyer for Mrs Rineharts children says there is clear evidence that mining licences were unlawfully transferred to Hancock Prospecting after her father Lang Hancock died in 1992.

As Gina Rinehart gave her keynote speech on Monday, a court heard the mining magnate devised an egregious scheme to defraud her children, of billions of dollars in iron ore riches.

Billionaire Gina Rinehart committed fraud with iron ore mining tenements now worth billions of dollars, a lawyer for her two eldest children told a court

Mining pioneer Lang Hancock threatened to remove his daughter from the empire for “disloyalty” over her alleged behaviour towards his new wife, the court heard.

Australias richest person, Gina Rinehart, devised an "egregious" seven-step scheme to defraud her children...

Pilbara icon Lang Hancock sold off valuable mining tenements and stripped his own company of cash to buy his wife Rose Porteous luxury cars, jewellery and a private jet, lawyers claim.

Reclusive mining heiress Angela Bennett could be forced to explain her absence in the multibillion-dollar mining royalties battle being waged by her pioneer father’s company.

Details of the feud between pioneer Lang Hancock and his daughter Gina Rinehart before his death have been laid bare in a multibillion-dollar Supreme Court civil case.

A Perth court has been told that a decades-old memo is proof that the family suing Hancock Prospecting knew they had no claim on billions of dollars in mining profits.

Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has attempted to deliver a fatal blow in the battle to guard its iron ore riches, unearthing a 34-year-old memo showing a rival mining dynasty knew it had no right to its royalties.