Australia's richest woman pledges $139 million to combat veteran homelessness
Gina Rinehart's A$200 million gift has bought six apartment blocks for homeless veterans, the largest private commitment of its kind in Australia.
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Gina Rinehart's A$200 million gift has bought six apartment blocks for homeless veterans, the largest private commitment of its kind in Australia.
James Packer backed Firmus Technologies when the AI data centre company was valued at $5.5 billion. After its proposed A$44 billion stock market debut collapsed, the company is looking to private investors for its next phase of growth.
Nicola Forrest, ex-wife of Fortescue founder Andrew Forrest, has given A$520 million in cash and shares to her Coaxial Foundation, one of Australia’s largest gifts.
Gold Fields approached Northern Star Resources about a takeover and was rebuffed, Bloomberg reported. The Australian miner is worth $22.1 billion.
Beau Neilson, daughter of South African-born billionaire Kerr Neilson, has sold her Sydney warehouse for about $8.5 million, four times what she paid in 2012.
Fortescue says it will ship African iron ore by 2030 as Gabon launches an audit that could reshape major mining deals.
In Gabon, Andrew Forrest shipped iron ore within a year. Elsewhere across Africa, his green dreams remain stuck in the waiting room.
Glencore secures $395 million Australian support to keep Mount Isa copper smelter operational and boost critical mineral supply.
The Isaac Regional Council, which covers the coal-rich Bowen Basin, said about 200 jobs will be affected.
The restructured entity now controls a portfolio worth over $65 billion, effectively doubling its asset base in Australia.
Kirsh's empire spans four continents, with key assets including Tower 42 in London and significant real estate holdings in Australia.
Zashvin is strengthening its position in Queensland’s coal sector by acquiring Anglo American’s minority stake in the Jellinbah East and Lake Vermont steelmaking coal mines.
Fortunately, all personnel were accounted for and unharmed as operational teams worked to mitigate the fire's impact on the site and surrounding areas.
Gail Kelly’s career reached new heights when she was appointed the first female CEO of a major Australian bank, the revered St. George Bank, in 2002.
Ndlovu owns a minuscule yet lucrative 0.74-percent stake in Thungela Resources.