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  1. It's time for Australia's Bush Summit again. Which is all about improving Regional Australia for Regional Australians*.
    #murdoch #rinehart #hancockprospecting
    *only those illustrated below:

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:fmhcivfv7wohipiuhxsh3cbj/post/3mty4gv5ylc2g

  2. @Spoon

    The cowboy hat is from the S.Kidman & Co clothing collection,
    Owned by the Hancock Prospecting Co (along with a side-line in four little pastoral leases,) the S Kidman clothing line captures the charm of the original Kidman station manager’s contribution to the cultural enrichment of Australia

    Here, Mrs Rinehart sports the logo version of the hat. The colour pink serves as a reminder that (Drover’s wife excepted) women are the unsung heroes of the Australian story.

    Not so much making Australia great again, but keeping it as great as it has ever been.

    The hat was complemented by bejewelled sandals, a style choice regularly chosen by Mrs Rinehart. On this occasion, the jewel design seemed to be a nod to pearls, something swine are frequently moved to throw at her feet.

    #Auspol #Style #Rinehart

  3. @Spoon

    The cowboy hat is from the S.Kidman & Co clothing collection,
    Owned by the Hancock Prospecting Co (along with a side-line in four little pastoral leases,) the S Kidman clothing line captures the charm of the original Kidman station manager’s contribution to the cultural enrichment of Australia

    Here, Mrs Rinehart sports the logo version of the hat. The colour pink serves as a reminder that (Drover’s wife excepted) women are the unsung heroes of the Australian story.

    Not so much making Australia great again, but keeping it as great as it has ever been.

    The hat was complemented by bejewelled sandals, a style choice regularly chosen by Mrs Rinehart. On this occasion, the jewel design seemed to be a nod to pearls, something swine are frequently moved to throw at her feet.

    #Auspol #Style #Rinehart

  4. @Spoon

    The cowboy hat is from the S.Kidman & Co clothing collection,
    Owned by the Hancock Prospecting Co (along with a side-line in four little pastoral leases,) the S Kidman clothing line captures the charm of the original Kidman station manager’s contribution to the cultural enrichment of Australia

    Here, Mrs Rinehart sports the logo version of the hat. The colour pink serves as a reminder that (Drover’s wife excepted) women are the unsung heroes of the Australian story.

    Not so much making Australia great again, but keeping it as great as it has ever been.

    The hat was complemented by bejewelled sandals, a style choice regularly chosen by Mrs Rinehart. On this occasion, the jewel design seemed to be a nod to pearls, something swine are frequently moved to throw at her feet.

    #Auspol #Style #Rinehart

  5. @Spoon

    The cowboy hat is from the S.Kidman & Co clothing collection,
    Owned by the Hancock Prospecting Co (along with a side-line in four little pastoral leases,) the S Kidman clothing line captures the charm of the original Kidman station manager’s contribution to the cultural enrichment of Australia

    Here, Mrs Rinehart sports the logo version of the hat. The colour pink serves as a reminder that (Drover’s wife excepted) women are the unsung heroes of the Australian story.

    Not so much making Australia great again, but keeping it as great as it has ever been.

    The hat was complemented by bejewelled sandals, a style choice regularly chosen by Mrs Rinehart. On this occasion, the jewel design seemed to be a nod to pearls, something swine are frequently moved to throw at her feet.

    #Auspol #Style #Rinehart

  6. @Spoon

    The cowboy hat is from the S.Kidman & Co clothing collection,
    Owned by the Hancock Prospecting Co (along with a side-line in four little pastoral leases,) the S Kidman clothing line captures the charm of the original Kidman station manager’s contribution to the cultural enrichment of Australia

    Here, Mrs Rinehart sports the logo version of the hat. The colour pink serves as a reminder that (Drover’s wife excepted) women are the unsung heroes of the Australian story.

    Not so much making Australia great again, but keeping it as great as it has ever been.

    The hat was complemented by bejewelled sandals, a style choice regularly chosen by Mrs Rinehart. On this occasion, the jewel design seemed to be a nod to pearls, something swine are frequently moved to throw at her feet.

    #Auspol #Style #Rinehart

  7. “… if this is what they feel comfortable saying out loud, in front of cameras, then what are they saying when they think no one is listening?”
    thenewdaily.com.au/news/politi
    #AusPol #Hanson #Rinehart

  8. “… if this is what they feel comfortable saying out loud, in front of cameras, then what are they saying when they think no one is listening?”
    thenewdaily.com.au/news/politi
    #AusPol #Hanson #Rinehart

  9. “… if this is what they feel comfortable saying out loud, in front of cameras, then what are they saying when they think no one is listening?”
    thenewdaily.com.au/news/politi
    #AusPol #Hanson #Rinehart

  10. “… if this is what they feel comfortable saying out loud, in front of cameras, then what are they saying when they think no one is listening?”
    thenewdaily.com.au/news/politi
    #AusPol #Hanson #Rinehart

  11. Gina the Hutt suggests offering free land near Townsville to Israeli "defence specialists" and their families. Why doesn't she just give Israel her 400,000-hectare cattle station in Fitzroy Crossing? I'm sure the Zios will be satisfied with that and won't steal any more of her land. :awesome: #australia #oligarchy #rinehart #israel #zionism #Israelism

  12. Gina the Hutt suggests offering free land near Townsville to Israeli "defence specialists" and their families. Why doesn't she just give Israel her 400,000-hectare cattle station in Fitzroy Crossing? I'm sure the Zios will be satisfied with that and won't steal any more of her land. :awesome: #australia #oligarchy #rinehart #israel #zionism #Israelism

  13. Gina the Hutt suggests offering free land near Townsville to Israeli "defence specialists" and their families. Why doesn't she just give Israel her 400,000-hectare cattle station in Fitzroy Crossing? I'm sure the Zios will be satisfied with that and won't steal any more of her land. :awesome: #australia #oligarchy #rinehart #israel #zionism #Israelism

  14. Gina the Hutt suggests offering free land near Townsville to Israeli "defence specialists" and their families. Why doesn't she just give Israel her 400,000-hectare cattle station in Fitzroy Crossing? I'm sure the Zios will be satisfied with that and won't steal any more of her land. :awesome: #australia #oligarchy #rinehart #israel #zionism #Israelism

  15. North Queensland reacts to Rinehart's idea of giving islands to Musk
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>The Townsville Enterprise chief executive says &quot;all ideas are welcome&quot
    #queensland #rinehart #islands #reacts

  16. Gina #Rinehart teacts to #Dutton’s loss

    Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.

  17. Gina #Rinehart teacts to #Dutton’s loss

    Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.

  18. Gina #Rinehart teacts to #Dutton’s loss

    Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.

  19. #Gina #Rinehart, an Australian worth $30 billion and an avid Donald Trump supporter, has changed Alberta’s politics in her relentless pursuit of mined coal.

    👉The saga offers more evidence on how the wealthy exercise their raw financial power to engineer democracy for their own economic benefit.

    💥Political scientists call the oversized influence of billionaires “the wealthification” of politics.
    Witness how billionaires dominated the U.S. presidential election.

    🆘 Now the influence of Australia’s wealthiest person seems to have won the open support of the right-wing populist government of Danielle Smith.

    Not too long ago, Rinehart’s ambitions in Alberta appeared to be dead in the water.

    ⭐️In 2021, provincial and federal regulators ruled her company’s proposal for a
    ♦️massive open-pit mine at #Grassy #Mountain would pollute the Oldman River watershed and was not in the public interest.

    ❌Not to be deterred, the mining magnate spent millions to reverse the decision, with demonstrable effect.

    In the last three years she has repeatedly sued the Alberta and federal governments and challenged regulatory processes.

    And even though three separate courts have found her arguments baseless and without merit,
    she continues to sue.

    Two outstanding lawsuits, for example, contend the Alberta government owes her billions because her mining plans were stymied.

    Overwhelming public opposition to coal mining forced the government to impose a coal moratorium in the Rockies to protect critical watersheds.

    Outside of provincial and federal courts, Rinehart has hired two lobby firms with ties to the United Conservative Party government to actively promote her open-pit mining project.

    When it became clear that citizens living in the municipal district of Ranchland, where Rinehart wants to build the mega-mine, were overwhelmingly opposed to its construction,
    Rinehart actively participated in a dubious referendum sanctioned by Smith in the neighbouring community of Crowsnest Pass.

    Rinehart’s company even drove voters to the polls.

    🆘 Thanks to Rinehart’s promises of jobs and prosperity, one political geography voted yes to a project that will destroy water and landscapes in a neighbouring municipal district.

    In the divisive process, the billionaire weaponized an economically depressed community to buy the illusion of social licence.

    In the process Rinehart effectively disenfranchised 200,000 water drinkers downstream from the proposed mine,
    as well as five million Albertans who own the resource and have consistently opposed mining in Rocky Mountain watersheds.

    Last month Smith’s government openly embraced the billionaire’s Grassy Mountain project in an abrupt press briefing before Christmas.

    ✅ Since then, hundreds of demonstrators have flooded the streets of small towns downstream from the proposed mine site to defend their water security in an arid landscape.

    Rinehart’s victory to date adds a push-pin to her global map of political conquests.

    In a recent speech, interspersed with video clips from the fellow right-wingers Elon Musk and Pierre Poilievre,
    ⚠️the Australian magnate said the mining sector must push its advocates into Parliament where they can rip up environmental legislation she claims is jeopardizing the world’s mining industry
    thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/01/09

  20. #Gina #Rinehart, an Australian worth $30 billion and an avid Donald Trump supporter, has changed Alberta’s politics in her relentless pursuit of mined coal.

    👉The saga offers more evidence on how the wealthy exercise their raw financial power to engineer democracy for their own economic benefit.

    💥Political scientists call the oversized influence of billionaires “the wealthification” of politics.
    Witness how billionaires dominated the U.S. presidential election.

    🆘 Now the influence of Australia’s wealthiest person seems to have won the open support of the right-wing populist government of Danielle Smith.

    Not too long ago, Rinehart’s ambitions in Alberta appeared to be dead in the water.

    ⭐️In 2021, provincial and federal regulators ruled her company’s proposal for a
    ♦️massive open-pit mine at #Grassy #Mountain would pollute the Oldman River watershed and was not in the public interest.

    ❌Not to be deterred, the mining magnate spent millions to reverse the decision, with demonstrable effect.

    In the last three years she has repeatedly sued the Alberta and federal governments and challenged regulatory processes.

    And even though three separate courts have found her arguments baseless and without merit,
    she continues to sue.

    Two outstanding lawsuits, for example, contend the Alberta government owes her billions because her mining plans were stymied.

    Overwhelming public opposition to coal mining forced the government to impose a coal moratorium in the Rockies to protect critical watersheds.

    Outside of provincial and federal courts, Rinehart has hired two lobby firms with ties to the United Conservative Party government to actively promote her open-pit mining project.

    When it became clear that citizens living in the municipal district of Ranchland, where Rinehart wants to build the mega-mine, were overwhelmingly opposed to its construction,
    Rinehart actively participated in a dubious referendum sanctioned by Smith in the neighbouring community of Crowsnest Pass.

    Rinehart’s company even drove voters to the polls.

    🆘 Thanks to Rinehart’s promises of jobs and prosperity, one political geography voted yes to a project that will destroy water and landscapes in a neighbouring municipal district.

    In the divisive process, the billionaire weaponized an economically depressed community to buy the illusion of social licence.

    In the process Rinehart effectively disenfranchised 200,000 water drinkers downstream from the proposed mine,
    as well as five million Albertans who own the resource and have consistently opposed mining in Rocky Mountain watersheds.

    Last month Smith’s government openly embraced the billionaire’s Grassy Mountain project in an abrupt press briefing before Christmas.

    ✅ Since then, hundreds of demonstrators have flooded the streets of small towns downstream from the proposed mine site to defend their water security in an arid landscape.

    Rinehart’s victory to date adds a push-pin to her global map of political conquests.

    In a recent speech, interspersed with video clips from the fellow right-wingers Elon Musk and Pierre Poilievre,
    ⚠️the Australian magnate said the mining sector must push its advocates into Parliament where they can rip up environmental legislation she claims is jeopardizing the world’s mining industry
    thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/01/09

  21. #Gina #Rinehart, an Australian worth $30 billion and an avid Donald Trump supporter, has changed Alberta’s politics in her relentless pursuit of mined coal.

    👉The saga offers more evidence on how the wealthy exercise their raw financial power to engineer democracy for their own economic benefit.

    💥Political scientists call the oversized influence of billionaires “the wealthification” of politics.
    Witness how billionaires dominated the U.S. presidential election.

    🆘 Now the influence of Australia’s wealthiest person seems to have won the open support of the right-wing populist government of Danielle Smith.

    Not too long ago, Rinehart’s ambitions in Alberta appeared to be dead in the water.

    ⭐️In 2021, provincial and federal regulators ruled her company’s proposal for a
    ♦️massive open-pit mine at #Grassy #Mountain would pollute the Oldman River watershed and was not in the public interest.

    ❌Not to be deterred, the mining magnate spent millions to reverse the decision, with demonstrable effect.

    In the last three years she has repeatedly sued the Alberta and federal governments and challenged regulatory processes.

    And even though three separate courts have found her arguments baseless and without merit,
    she continues to sue.

    Two outstanding lawsuits, for example, contend the Alberta government owes her billions because her mining plans were stymied.

    Overwhelming public opposition to coal mining forced the government to impose a coal moratorium in the Rockies to protect critical watersheds.

    Outside of provincial and federal courts, Rinehart has hired two lobby firms with ties to the United Conservative Party government to actively promote her open-pit mining project.

    When it became clear that citizens living in the municipal district of Ranchland, where Rinehart wants to build the mega-mine, were overwhelmingly opposed to its construction,
    Rinehart actively participated in a dubious referendum sanctioned by Smith in the neighbouring community of Crowsnest Pass.

    Rinehart’s company even drove voters to the polls.

    🆘 Thanks to Rinehart’s promises of jobs and prosperity, one political geography voted yes to a project that will destroy water and landscapes in a neighbouring municipal district.

    In the divisive process, the billionaire weaponized an economically depressed community to buy the illusion of social licence.

    In the process Rinehart effectively disenfranchised 200,000 water drinkers downstream from the proposed mine,
    as well as five million Albertans who own the resource and have consistently opposed mining in Rocky Mountain watersheds.

    Last month Smith’s government openly embraced the billionaire’s Grassy Mountain project in an abrupt press briefing before Christmas.

    ✅ Since then, hundreds of demonstrators have flooded the streets of small towns downstream from the proposed mine site to defend their water security in an arid landscape.

    Rinehart’s victory to date adds a push-pin to her global map of political conquests.

    In a recent speech, interspersed with video clips from the fellow right-wingers Elon Musk and Pierre Poilievre,
    ⚠️the Australian magnate said the mining sector must push its advocates into Parliament where they can rip up environmental legislation she claims is jeopardizing the world’s mining industry
    thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/01/09

  22. #Gina #Rinehart, an Australian worth $30 billion and an avid Donald Trump supporter, has changed Alberta’s politics in her relentless pursuit of mined coal.

    👉The saga offers more evidence on how the wealthy exercise their raw financial power to engineer democracy for their own economic benefit.

    💥Political scientists call the oversized influence of billionaires “the wealthification” of politics.
    Witness how billionaires dominated the U.S. presidential election.

    🆘 Now the influence of Australia’s wealthiest person seems to have won the open support of the right-wing populist government of Danielle Smith.

    Not too long ago, Rinehart’s ambitions in Alberta appeared to be dead in the water.

    ⭐️In 2021, provincial and federal regulators ruled her company’s proposal for a
    ♦️massive open-pit mine at #Grassy #Mountain would pollute the Oldman River watershed and was not in the public interest.

    ❌Not to be deterred, the mining magnate spent millions to reverse the decision, with demonstrable effect.

    In the last three years she has repeatedly sued the Alberta and federal governments and challenged regulatory processes.

    And even though three separate courts have found her arguments baseless and without merit,
    she continues to sue.

    Two outstanding lawsuits, for example, contend the Alberta government owes her billions because her mining plans were stymied.

    Overwhelming public opposition to coal mining forced the government to impose a coal moratorium in the Rockies to protect critical watersheds.

    Outside of provincial and federal courts, Rinehart has hired two lobby firms with ties to the United Conservative Party government to actively promote her open-pit mining project.

    When it became clear that citizens living in the municipal district of Ranchland, where Rinehart wants to build the mega-mine, were overwhelmingly opposed to its construction,
    Rinehart actively participated in a dubious referendum sanctioned by Smith in the neighbouring community of Crowsnest Pass.

    Rinehart’s company even drove voters to the polls.

    🆘 Thanks to Rinehart’s promises of jobs and prosperity, one political geography voted yes to a project that will destroy water and landscapes in a neighbouring municipal district.

    In the divisive process, the billionaire weaponized an economically depressed community to buy the illusion of social licence.

    In the process Rinehart effectively disenfranchised 200,000 water drinkers downstream from the proposed mine,
    as well as five million Albertans who own the resource and have consistently opposed mining in Rocky Mountain watersheds.

    Last month Smith’s government openly embraced the billionaire’s Grassy Mountain project in an abrupt press briefing before Christmas.

    ✅ Since then, hundreds of demonstrators have flooded the streets of small towns downstream from the proposed mine site to defend their water security in an arid landscape.

    Rinehart’s victory to date adds a push-pin to her global map of political conquests.

    In a recent speech, interspersed with video clips from the fellow right-wingers Elon Musk and Pierre Poilievre,
    ⚠️the Australian magnate said the mining sector must push its advocates into Parliament where they can rip up environmental legislation she claims is jeopardizing the world’s mining industry
    thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/01/09

  23. #Gina #Rinehart, an Australian worth $30 billion and an avid Donald Trump supporter, has changed Alberta’s politics in her relentless pursuit of mined coal.

    👉The saga offers more evidence on how the wealthy exercise their raw financial power to engineer democracy for their own economic benefit.

    💥Political scientists call the oversized influence of billionaires “the wealthification” of politics.
    Witness how billionaires dominated the U.S. presidential election.

    🆘 Now the influence of Australia’s wealthiest person seems to have won the open support of the right-wing populist government of Danielle Smith.

    Not too long ago, Rinehart’s ambitions in Alberta appeared to be dead in the water.

    ⭐️In 2021, provincial and federal regulators ruled her company’s proposal for a
    ♦️massive open-pit mine at #Grassy #Mountain would pollute the Oldman River watershed and was not in the public interest.

    ❌Not to be deterred, the mining magnate spent millions to reverse the decision, with demonstrable effect.

    In the last three years she has repeatedly sued the Alberta and federal governments and challenged regulatory processes.

    And even though three separate courts have found her arguments baseless and without merit,
    she continues to sue.

    Two outstanding lawsuits, for example, contend the Alberta government owes her billions because her mining plans were stymied.

    Overwhelming public opposition to coal mining forced the government to impose a coal moratorium in the Rockies to protect critical watersheds.

    Outside of provincial and federal courts, Rinehart has hired two lobby firms with ties to the United Conservative Party government to actively promote her open-pit mining project.

    When it became clear that citizens living in the municipal district of Ranchland, where Rinehart wants to build the mega-mine, were overwhelmingly opposed to its construction,
    Rinehart actively participated in a dubious referendum sanctioned by Smith in the neighbouring community of Crowsnest Pass.

    Rinehart’s company even drove voters to the polls.

    🆘 Thanks to Rinehart’s promises of jobs and prosperity, one political geography voted yes to a project that will destroy water and landscapes in a neighbouring municipal district.

    In the divisive process, the billionaire weaponized an economically depressed community to buy the illusion of social licence.

    In the process Rinehart effectively disenfranchised 200,000 water drinkers downstream from the proposed mine,
    as well as five million Albertans who own the resource and have consistently opposed mining in Rocky Mountain watersheds.

    Last month Smith’s government openly embraced the billionaire’s Grassy Mountain project in an abrupt press briefing before Christmas.

    ✅ Since then, hundreds of demonstrators have flooded the streets of small towns downstream from the proposed mine site to defend their water security in an arid landscape.

    Rinehart’s victory to date adds a push-pin to her global map of political conquests.

    In a recent speech, interspersed with video clips from the fellow right-wingers Elon Musk and Pierre Poilievre,
    ⚠️the Australian magnate said the mining sector must push its advocates into Parliament where they can rip up environmental legislation she claims is jeopardizing the world’s mining industry
    thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/01/09

  24. CW: CW: auspol

    Oh, FFS. Do Dutton’s advisers actually *do* anything? Did anyone consider the optics on this?

    Peter #Dutton took $23k private #jet to #NewsCorp event where he spoke on #CostOfLiving crisis. Figures reveal that opposition leader travelled at taxpayers’ expense to Tamworth event sponsored by Gina #Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting. theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol

  25. CW: CW: auspol

    Oh, FFS. Do Dutton’s advisers actually *do* anything? Did anyone consider the optics on this?

    Peter #Dutton took $23k private #jet to #NewsCorp event where he spoke on #CostOfLiving crisis. Figures reveal that opposition leader travelled at taxpayers’ expense to Tamworth event sponsored by Gina #Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting. theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol

  26. CW: CW: auspol

    Oh, FFS. Do Dutton’s advisers actually *do* anything? Did anyone consider the optics on this?

    Peter #Dutton took $23k private #jet to #NewsCorp event where he spoke on #CostOfLiving crisis. Figures reveal that opposition leader travelled at taxpayers’ expense to Tamworth event sponsored by Gina #Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting. theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol

  27. CW: CW: auspol

    Oh, FFS. Do Dutton’s advisers actually *do* anything? Did anyone consider the optics on this?

    Peter #Dutton took $23k private #jet to #NewsCorp event where he spoke on #CostOfLiving crisis. Figures reveal that opposition leader travelled at taxpayers’ expense to Tamworth event sponsored by Gina #Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting. theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol

  28. CW: CW: auspol

    Oh, FFS. Do Dutton’s advisers actually *do* anything? Did anyone consider the optics on this?

    Peter #Dutton took $23k private #jet to #NewsCorp event where he spoke on #CostOfLiving crisis. Figures reveal that opposition leader travelled at taxpayers’ expense to Tamworth event sponsored by Gina #Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting. theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol