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A court has heard letters between Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting and Rio Tinto show they armed themselves for the possibility others may come knocking for royalties from the mining project they were striking a deal over.
A court case involving mining boss Gina Rinehart and her children takes a turn as a court hears they have no claim over iron ore tenements and fraud allegations against their mother have no relevance.
Supreme Court told Gina Rinehart knew Hope Downs iron ore mines were a partnership deal
The mining dynasty waging a multibillion-dollar war for a slice of Gina Rinehart-led Hancock Prospecting’s royalties is accusing the miner of hiding behind a clause buried in a 40-year-old partnership deal.
The top silk in the court fight between Gina Rinehart’s company and a family that is trying to claim billions of dollars in mining revenue is earning about $35,000 a day. And that’s just the start.