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Justice Jennifer Smith will take on a decades-long multibillion mining dispute between two of Western Australia’s wealthiest families, just as its much-anticipated trial may be derailed.
Justice Jennifer Smith will take on a decades-long multibillion mining dispute between two of Western Australia’s wealthiest families, just as its much-anticipated trial may be derailed.
War of the Rineharts: How succession to Lang’s iron ore throne ‘may tear it all apart’ We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss War of the Rineharts: Bianca Rinehart is challenging her mother Gina to Hancock Prospecting’s Pilbara assets. Credit:Fairfax Media Normal text size Very large text size It is a rare suggestion that Australia’s wealthiest woman Gina Rinehart could lose most of her $35.6 billion iron ore fortune over the price of a few printed court documents, but it is one floated before the West Australian Supreme Court in a bid ...
Explosive attacks against Gina Rinehart yet to be quelled in Hope Downs clash Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The explosive moment promised by mining magnate Gina Rinehart and her company which would âblowâ her children out of West Australian court proceedings over Lang Hancockâs lucrative Pilbara iron ore mine Hope Downs has yet to eventuate. Opposing counsel argued late on Wednesday that it was just more of the same from Mrs Rinehartâs camp, designed to stall proceedings and reig...
The $2b exploration boom quietly under way Share An “unprecedented” flow of cash into the high-risk mineral exploration sector has sparked a drilling boom that is causing huge backlogs at the laboratories whose assays determine success or failure. More than $2.2 billion flowed into the 656 pre-revenue explorers on the ASX in the final three months of 2020, in a result that was 72 per cent higher than average and was described by advisory firm BDO as “unprecedented”. Veteran explorer John Holliday says the “super optimism” for investment in things is probably driven by the fact “...