
Swimming WA’s ‘Girls Leading the Lane’ event, supported by Hancock Prospecting and its Executive Chairman Mrs Gina Rinehart AO, on International Women’s Day (Sunday 8 March) is building visibility and pathways for women and girls both in and out of the pool.

Across the globe, the Women of Influence honorees are reshaping modern leadership. As we celebrate their achievements this International Women’s Day, they challenge leaders everywhere to turn progress into action.

Hancock Prospecting is proud to support Australia’s Olympians and para-athletes. Through Gina Rinehart’s commitment, Commonwealth Games medallists receive $20,000 for gold, $15,000 for silver and $10,000 for bronze, with additional bonuses for world records and relay victories – recognising the dedication it takes to compete at the highest level.

As Australia’s first national lung cancer screening programme rolls out across the Kimberley and Pilbara, Hancock Prospecting and Hancock Iron Ore are proud to support expanded cancer care services in regional WA.

Gina Rinehart is once again Swimming Australia’s white knight following her generous offer for the nation’s stars in the pool ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow later this year.

We’re for welcoming, appreciating, and thanking those who have served in the defence of our great nation.

In this special 10 minute interview recorded for the Circle, Mrs Rinehart reflects on her childhood, The long journey to turn Hancock Prospecting into one of Australia’s most successful companies, challenges of being a female CEO, her successes and greatest fears and her early strategies to combat CV-19

The sun rises over green-grey woodland enveloping the biggest wind farm in the southern hemisphere (and Australia) on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range in southern Queensland.

Lynas Rare Earths’ profit has surged more than thirteenfold after pocketing a higher price for its sought-after product, despite power outages at its Kalgoorlie plant.

Mining still leads WA’s private business rankings, but the list is quietly rewriting itself.