Gina Rinehart will represent Australia in the 50m freestyle and the 200m butterfly at the upcoming Paris Olympics, with selectors insisting the billionaire mining owner was chosen on merit.
The renewed multi-million-dollar sponsorship comes after many years of generous support from the iconic Australian company, including the foundational four-year jet partnership in 2019 to help get the first RFDS PC-24 aeromedical jet off the ground in South Australia.
Gina Rinehart has earned the devotion of the global libertarian intelligentsia, who seem to think she’s the second coming of their favourite fictional character.
Applied to online scams that fleeced $2.7bn from Australians last year, the adage “caveat emptor” “let the buyer beware” has never mattered more. And it has never been as inadequate against overseas organised crime syndicates using sophisticated technology few of us understand.
The ‘Gina Rinehart AO’ has been victorious in its maiden race, with the Swan River Rowing Club’s (SRRC) women’s 8+ winning at last weekend’s Mettam Head Race.
I see Gina Rinehart agrees with me that the fastest way to tackle inflation and cost of living pressures is to reduce Labor’s punitive fuel excise (49.6c a litre plus GST).
Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart has offered some advice for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as he struggles to secure a budget bounce.
Bells rang, anthems roared, books sailed into a grandstand and a generation of old Olympians got goosebumps as Paris came to the Pilly today.
4BC Weekend Breakfast Radio talk on the Incredible Generosity of Mrs Gina Rinehart live from the St Peters Western Paris themed swim event.
Australian swimming legend Laurie Lawrence talks to Channel 9 about Australian Swimming and the impact Mrs Gina Rinehart has had on his beloved sport.
