Gina Rinehart

Gina Rinehart has released a statement blaming “the left media” for the Liberal party’s election loss over the weekend.

There’s chaos in the United States as Elon Musk’s team of DOGE bros are hunting down spare millions to end waste in the US government. 

That portrait Gina Rinehart so desperately wanted forgotten by the Australian public is back in the news cycle.

Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has demanded a portrait of her be taken down from the National Gallery of Australia.

Australian Financial Review have released their Rich Women List, with mining magnate Gina Rinehart securing the No.1 position once again.

I wonder if Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest woman, knows what “cozzie livs” means. She’s made $1.5 million per hour since 2020.

Two major international power lists from Forbes and the BBC have dropped. These are the Australians who made the cut.

It seems Rinehart’s face was caught in the middle of a selfie posted by Trump’s son, Eric, but she has yet to confirm her attendance.

Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting announced it would “regrettably” withdraw from its $15 million sponsorship deal with Netball Australia.

Less than a quarter of those invited to Donald Trump’s state dinner for Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the White House were female, writes Meggie Palmer. 

The representation of women in Women’s Agenda sister publication Crikey’s annual Power 50 Index, out this week, leaves cabinet’s woeful composition for dead — but it’s still disproportionately low.