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BUSH SUMMIT: Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has invoked Ronald Reagan’s legacy to warn Australia is failing on taxes, defence and national pride.

The celebrations continued on Tuesday evening. August 25th, when Kidman opened the W Brisbane Fashion Show at the Brisbane Fashion Festival.

It was a landmark week for Kidman in Brisbane, celebrating Australian heritage, style and sporting excellence with the opening of our new Kidman flagship store and opening of the Brisbane Fashion Festival.

Brisbane Fashion Festival opened its 21st year on Monday night, with the city’s fashion scene taking centre stage across a packed program of events.

As the 2026 Bush Summit begins in Dubbo, Gina Rinehart reflects on Ronald Reagan’s legacy of cutting red tape, lowering taxes, strengthening defence and restoring national pride, asking whether Australia’s governments have the courage to do the same.

The Hanrine Foundation has funded the Hydrotherapy Poolpod and equipment at Sandcastles, Western Australia’s first children’s hospice, helping children with limited mobility access hydrotherapy safely, gently and with dignity.

Let’s begin with brilliant satire and then get to the crapola that is our ABC. Or should we say “their ABC”.

The ABC has apologised to Gina Rinehart for airing an offensive short film that featured a doomsday scenario in which the billionaire mining magnate would be violently assaulted, despite an internal review determining the skit was just a “hyperbolic joke”.

Readers will likely recall a time or two when, as children, they got caught doing something wrong – only to be asked the devastating question, “are you sorry you did it, or sorry you got caught?”

Kyle Chalmers has thanked Mrs Gina Rinehart for “investing in our dreams” after Hancock Prospecting awarded more than $1.27 million in bonuses to Australia’s Commonwealth Games swimming medallists.

News24 host Danica De Giorgio has given the ABC a serve for their lack of action on the Gina Rinehart torture skit.