Australia’s rowing future was on full display today at the 2026 Australian Rowing Championships (ARC26), presented by Events Tasmania, as national champions were crowned across the premier small boat classes at the Lake Barrington International Rowing Course.
Congratulations to our Open Women’s Coxless Four champions, setting the standard in a race that showcased the depth and power of women’s rowing in Australia.
As Olympic funding anxiety simmers, a billionaire’s blunt call exposes deeper questions about who really benefits from sport’s billions.
Gina Rinehart says the government should cut or remove the fuel excise, arguing high petrol and diesel taxes are adding to inflation and putting extra pressure on households, farmers, small businesses and regional Australians.
Through Hancock Prospecting’s backing, our athletes are showcasing their extraordinary talents at the world-class Lake Barrington International Regatta Centre in North West Tasmania.
In Canberra for Minerals Week, Hancock Iron Ore CEO Gerhard Veldsman has been discussing the realities facing mining and policy settings needed to maintain the industry’s essential contribution to our nation.
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart says that in the midst of a global oil shock, the federal government should stop treating petrol and diesel as a “luxury purchase” and end the 52 cents per litre excise tax.
Federal budget cuts could sabotage Australia’s greatest sporting opportunity since Sydney 2000, with Olympic funding facing the chopping block.
The painted steel sculpture was bought for $60,000 by Gina Rinehart companies Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill, and donated in 2023 to Cottesloe council to add to its public art collection.
Executive chairman Gina Rinehart said Hancock supported Parkerville and the deeply important work it does to help young people work through dreadful traumas in their lives, and to help them to become the best versions of themselves.
