And Australia’s Golden Girl of the Tokyo Olympics is… Gina Rinehart. Yeah, yeah, I know. Ariarne Titmus, Emma McKeon and Kaylee McKeown did pretty well too, but they couldn’t have done it without Gina’s help. Australia’s richest woman, with $30 billion in the kick, was one of the major reasons these Games have been the best for Australia since, well, ever
Howard Springs6 August 2021 Dear Gina My name is Vince Raleigh and I have recently returned with the swim team from the Tokyo Olympics. I met you briefly with John Bertrand AO
“But the philanthropic support of Gina Rinehart is something very special. Not only has Gina’s support been integral to helping Mariafe and Taliqua reach success, it underpins our whole beach volleyball program.” “Thank you Mrs R, you’re a massive part of our team’s achievements”.
Article by John Stensholt and Jessica Halloran Olympic legend Dawn Fraser wishes billionaire Gina Rinehart was around when she was at the peak of her swimming career. Fraser, who famously won gold
Article by Michael Bleby courtesy of the Australian Financial Review. The sports supported by Australia’s richest person yielded the best results. Australia’s success in three of the five new sports at the
Article by Robert Craddock courtesy of the Australian. A 67-YEAR-OLD mover and shaker is tracking for her 12th gold medal of the Olympics – without even donning a tracksuit. If beach volleyballers
Article by Mark Phelps courtesy of Farm Weekly. AS a champion of farmers, Mick Keogh declared fake meat was CRAP. He had cleverly coined the phrase – ‘chemically reconstituted artificial protein’ or
Article courtesy of The Spectator Australia. As Australians quite rightly revel in our multiple successes at the Tokyo Olympics where we are not only ranked (at the time of going to press)
