Rinehart puts $200m into ‘disgraceful’ veterans housing crisis
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.
🚨 Gina Rinehart commits $200 million to tackle veteran homelessness 🚨
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.
Gina Rinehart pledges $200million to house homeless war veterans
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.
Rinehart’s riches show why we shouldn’t slap windfall tax on gas
Nations can become wealthier and more secure by profitably supplying more of what the world wants most from them.
RSL Welcomes Support for Veteran Housing
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.
Gina Rinehart commits $200 million to tackle veteran homelessness
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.
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Government’s debt mountain will keep on rising under productivity rate, analysis shows
Parliamentary Budget Office analysis reveals Australia’s debt trajectory will defy Treasury predictions and continue rising into the next decade, contradicting the government’s fiscal strategy.
National Reconstruction Fund refined to help fill the fuel tank
The $15bn National Reconstruction Fund can be unleashed to invest in Australia’s petrol and diesel capacity after the Albanese government amended its investment mandate, as Jim Chalmers prepares to unveil fuel security measures in next month’s budget.
Mooted gas tax would scuttle $30b project, Woodside warns
West Australian Premier Roger Cook says he has directly warned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese against imposing a new tax on gas exports, as energy giant Woodside warned a future 25 per cent levy would kill its $30 billion Browse project.
Hancock Energy is a Hancock Prospecting company.
