BUSH SUMMIT | Keynote Address | Mrs Gina Rinehart AO
Executive Chair, Hancock Prospecting Group | August 14 commences 1.40 PM
Supporting Australians whom valiantly serve | Commando Welfare Trust
In response to the recent tragedy involving six Aviation Regiment, Mrs Gina Rinehart AO and Hancock Prospecting donate a ‘significant seven-figure amount’ to the Commando Welfare Trust, addressing immediate needs of families.
Hancock Prospecting proudly supports the SAS and the SAS Resources Trust
Annual fundraising gala, August 12th, Perth.
Happy cows recipe for better class of milk, study suggests
Healthy, happy cows may produce higher-quality milk, according to researchers studying the vitamin and mineral profile of milk from dairies across Western Australia. While the milk from all six WA dairies tested showed high levels of B12, B2, calcium, and lactoferrin, a dairy part-owned by billionaire Gina Rinehart stood out for its particularly high vitamin and calcium content. “It’s interesting because we’ve been producing consumer milk for more than 18 years now and in that time a lot of people have said, ‘what do you do differently?’, and so we’ve been aware that our milk is different, but not really sure why,” Bannister Downs managing director Sue Daubney said. The next phase will aim to determine the exact drivers behind the higher-quality product by testing it against other variables.Bannister Downs is jointly owned by the Daubney family and Mrs Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting.
MARKETING BANNISTER DOWNS PREMIUM FRESH DAIRY IN SINGAPORE
Our enthusiastic and dedicated partner, Mrs Gina Rinehart AO , is proud to explain the unique and healthy attributes of Bannister Downs award winning fresh milks and creams, starting with the care of the dairy cows to ensure they are happy and healthy, a value prioritised by both the Daubney’s and Mrs Rinehart, and this animal care, is now proven to have beneficial effects according to recent studies by Associate Professor Vicky Solah, Academic Chair of Food Science and Nutrition at Murdoch University.
NO REST FOR AUSSIE ACES WITH PARIS OLYMPICS ONLY A YEAR AWAY
The celebrations never last long in swimming. Given a night off to party hard in Japan after dominating the world championships, Australia’s swimmers were also given a reminder that the hard work will start all over again once they get home. After finishing the championships as the number one team in the world – winning 13 gold medals and a record 25 in total – the Dolphins deserved their chance to let their hair down. And they sure did that, spotted kicking up their heels at some of the hottest night clubs in Fukuoka on Sunday. They had every reason to kick up their heels after eight days of intense competition because their performances – which included five world records – were exceptional.
Mrs Gina Rinehart AO celebrating our incredible Aussie athletes at the Fukuoka 2023 World Aquatic Championships
Fri, 14 July 2023 – Sun, 30 July 2023.
Gina Rinehart explains how the Hope Downs tenements were named after her mother.
Video courtesy of ABC News.
