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2025 Bush Summit: Farmers under net zero siege, ‘Climategate’ still to come, says Gina Rinehart
Gina Rinehart says it is heartbreaking that farmers are bearing the brunt of net zero ideology and already have enough to worry about without being tied to unrealistic Paris accord targets.

‘Reform payroll tax, airline cabotage if you want to help the regions’
Slashing payroll tax in remote areas and allowing foreign airlines to service poorly connected regional centres are among key reforms suggested at this year’s first Bush Summit.


Richest Australian Rinehart Joins Push Against Costs of Net Zero
Mining tycoon Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest person, has urged the country to ditch its pursuit of net zero emissions, insisting the costs of climate action will devastate sectors from healthcare to logistics and defense.

Speech to the 2025 News Corp Bush Summit Broome
Speech by the Executive Chairman, Mrs Gina Rinehart AO – Bush Summit 2025

Gina Rinehart: Time for Truth
With the country in record debt, why isn’t our government thinking about the everyday Australians whose living standards will be destroyed by net zero? Gina Rinehart argues it’s time to truly consider the cost our nation simply cannot bear.

Leading businessman Kerry Stokes warns Pilbara would not get off ground under today’s approvals regime
Australia’s economic engine room — the multibillion-dollar iron ore industry — would never get off the ground under today’s onerous approvals regime.

Chevron warns shifting rules threaten future Australian gas investment
US giant lacks appetite for future Australian investment, says boss.

Shayna Dives In To W.A. Move
Shayna Jack has revealed she is a “bi-coastal athlete” splitting her time between Brisbane and Perth to be with her fiance, Joel Rintala.

Olympic champion Shayna Jack splits cities for love
Champion swimmer Shayna Jack has made an unexpected move to become a ‘bi-coastal athlete’, balancing her Olympic dreams with matters of the heart. WE’VE GOT THE SCOOP


Chevron boss Mike Wirth leads the fossil fuel fightback
The oil giant’s chief executive Mike Wirth warns against rushing away from fossil fuels, arguing the world faces serious consequences if it abandons existing energy systems too quickly.