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Article by Adam Creighton courtesy of The Australian Red tape, driven by federal agencies, has grown to record levels ­despite Tony Abbott’s 2013 pledge to slash constraints on the economy. The number

Article by Alice Coster courtesy of the Herald Sun. AUSTRALIA’S richest woman, GINA RINEHART, arrives with an entourage and nearly always a team of Olympians. Gold medallist MACK HORTON and a crack

Article by John Stensholt courtesy of the Australian Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has recorded one of the biggest profits by an Australian private company in recent history, the iron ore miner’s 2019

Article by Samantha Hutchinson and Kylar Loussikian courtesy of the Brisbane Times It’s been just over a week since mining magnate and budding cattle-farmer Gina Rinehart touched down in Melbourne just in

Article courtesy of Seedstock Central Australia’s richest woman Gina Rinehart has extended her land holdings with the 3900 ha Warrabah Station in the New England to expand a Wagyu enterprise. Warrabah Station is a close neighbour to Hancock

It is with great pleasure that Hancock Prospecting (“HPPL”) confirms the acquisition of “Warrabah Station”. Warrabah Station is located in New England, west of Armidale in New South Wales, and covers an

Article by Aidan Smith courtesy of Farm Weekly.   THE National Agriculture and Related Industries Day Gala Dinner will be held in Perth for the first time next month with more than

Article courtesy of the Armidale Express Gina Rinehart is expanding her agricultural beef production in New England, with the purchase of another property. Pastoral Properties, a subsidiary of the billionaire’s mineral exploration and

Australia has a red tape crisis. And it’s the red tape you can’t see that’s making the problem worse. Kurt Wallace’s new report exposes Regulatory Dark Matter in Australia  

Excerpt of article by Derek Bres A new study in the Annals of Internal Medicine found little correlation between red meat consumption and health problems. A number of organisations immediately contested the

Article by Cameron Stewart courtesy of the Australian. On a perfect blue-sky day in Washington, Scott Morrison told the 300 people mingling on the lawns of the home of Australian ambassador Joe