
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has announced it will contribute $200 million to buy properties to help Australia’s homeless veterans and war heroes, reportedly the largest ever private commitment for Australian veterans.

Gina Rinehart has described as a “national crisis and disgrace” the number of homeless veterans and war heroes in Australia, as Hancock Prospecting announced a $200 million commitment to buy them homes.

In a move to recognise a national crisis and national disgrace, Gina Rinehart and Hancock Prospecting are contributing $200 million to buy properties to help Australia’s homeless veterans and war heroes, the biggest ever private commitment for Australian veterans.

AS a multitude of issues, compounded by war in the Middle East, grip the agricultural machinery sector and depress confidence, dealers and distributors are asking for clear direction in an uncertain landscape

Australia’s richest woman Gina Rinehart will contribute $200million towards emergency accommodation for homeless veterans in one of the nation’s biggest-ever philanthropic donations.

The Returned &Services League of Australia (RSL) has commended the announcement that Hancock Prospecting will contribute $200 million to purchase properties to house Australia’s homeless veterans.

In a move to recognise a national crisis and national disgrace, Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting is contributing $200 million to buy properties to help Australia’s homeless veterans and war heroes, the biggest ever private commitment for Australian veterans.

After returning from talks with counterparts in Washington, Dr Chalmers on Monday bemoaned the impact of the war in the Middle East by saying Australia’s economy was being held hostage to “decisions taken in Washington and Tehran”.

The arrival of the No. 37 Squadron C-130J is the latest Air Force asset to visit Ginbata, further strengthening the relationship between two of Australia’s essential industries – mining and Defence.