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Hanrine Futures students recently had the opportunity to come together after school to enjoy stew and damper down at the Guildford Grammar Boat Shed
A wonderful opportunity to cook, yarn, paint and relax with each other.
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Hancock Prospecting welcomes the Australian Rowing Team to its Roy Hill headquarters
Hancock Prospecting welcomed the Australian Rowing Team to its Roy Hill headquarters this past week to learn about the contribution our great industry makes to the country and all the varied career opportunities we have across our mining operations. We think we have inspired a few next generation miners! You ...
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Koch gets down to business
Sunrise host and business expert David “Kochie” Koch says WA “punches above its weight” when it comes to innovation. The leaders will be discussing the future of the resources workforce. “I’m looking forward to delving into how they’re re-engineering their businesses for this global environment,” Koch said.
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Military and Emergency Services Civilian Career Summit | Perth Convention Centre
Supported by Atlas Iron, RSL WA & Working Spirit is hosting their 9th Military to Civilian Career Summit in Perth on 24th March. Open to current serving looking at transition and veterans wanting to pivot careers, and also the first time that the event is also open to emergency response veterans.
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Atlas awards mining contract for McPhee Creek
Iron-ore miner has awarded mining contractor MACA a three-year mining contract at its McPhee Creek project, in the Pilbara. McPhee Creek is located 100 km from the Roy Hill mine, and is expected to produce at a rate of between 9.5-million and 9.7-million tonnes a year. Primary crushed ore from McPhee ...
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Atlas Iron celebrates International Women’s day
Today, on International Women’s Day, Atlas Iron celebrates all of our female employees and recognises the skills and talents they bring to our business. We are exceptionally lucky to have a role model in our Executive Chairman, Mrs Gina Rinehart, who has shown us how determination, drive and perseverance ...
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International Women’s Day 2023
Each year, Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill broadcasts its inaugural viewing of its Women in Mining video. The video shares the real stories of women across the miner’s operations and acknowledges their outstanding contributions. “Women at Roy Hill work at the only mine in the world where technology and ...
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Building an exceptional future | committed to developing opportunities for women across our operation
Women at Roy Hill work at the only mine in the world where technology and operational responsibility combine to not only achieve a safe work place, but also to join in the battle against breast cancer. Gina Rinehart AO established Australia's first breast cancer foundation in the early 1990's, one ...
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Hancock Prospecting | Building an Exceptional Future
Women play an essential role at all levels of Hancock Prospecting. Executive Chairman, Mrs Gina Rinehart, is an industry leader, providing a role model and inspiration for other women. We are proud to be an organisation committed to developing opportunities for women across our operations.
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Major miners to sponsor 2023 Prospect Awards
To be held in Brisbane on November 9, the awards seek to reward those in the mining industry who are excelling and going above and beyond. Two of these awards, the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Discovery of the Year award, are being sponsored by Hancock Prospecting subsidiaries Roy Hill and ...
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OLDENDORFF WELCOMES CAPESIZE BULKER GINA OLDENDORFF
OLDENDORFF has named its latest Capesize newbuild after Australian mining magnate Gina Rinehart. “Oldendorff carried the first shipment of iron ore from Roy Hill in December 2015, and since then has carried more than 46.6 million tonnes of Roy ore over 244 shipments, as well as shipments from Atlas,” Roy Hill said in ...
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Ian Henschke Chief Advocate for National Seniors Australia emphasises that the work bonus for pensioners should just be the beginning of national reforms | A Current Affair
Ian Henschke from National Seniors Australia. I think we need to recognise that we've got a jobs crisis in Australia, 450,000 plus jobs going begging and we've got 4.5 million Australians over 65. Ian says the work bonus should just be the beginning of major reforms in the system. He'd like to see ...
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Fireworks to replace drones in City of Light show
Update information for this weekends wonderful City of Light - City of Perth celebrations.
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Perth City of Light Show proudly presented by Hancock Prospecting, Atlas Iron Pty Ltd and Roy Hill
This weekend will see the series’s final instalment, featuring a double night at Elizabeth Quay on 18 and 19 February. Bring the family down and enjoy the food trucks, free hula-hoop workshop, silent disco and more.
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Let people work | By Ian Henschke | Chief Advocate National Seniors Australia
AUSTRALIA is facing a workforce crisis it’s never seen before. Job vacancies are approaching half a million, dragging business and economic growth down and fuelling a cost-of-living crisis. The hardest hit sectors include agriculture, hospitality, mining, tourism, and the caring industries. The Federal Government has raised the yearly permanent ...
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Mrs Rinehart christens latest Oldendorff vessel
The newest Oldendorff Carriers capesize vessel has today been christened “Gina Oldendorff” after Mrs Gina Rinehart AO, who had the honour this morning of christening the huge ship, in the traditional way, with a bottle of champagne. Oldendorff carried the first shipment of iron ore from Roy Hill in December 2015, ...
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Gina Rinehart on work, loyalty and 30 years in mining
Australia’s richest person has provided a rare insight into her initial struggles, motivations and ambitions after celebrating 30 years at the helm of what is now the country’s biggest private company.
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