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Gina Rinehart celebrates Australia Day surrounded by family in Washington DC before attending an exclusive Soiree in honor of one of the largest attraction in the country.
The billionaire magnate was in the American capital last week since he traveled to the US to celebrate the return from Donald Trump to his office and to attend his inauguration last Monday.
The fierce patriotic businesswoman said her family has a proud tradition in celebrating Australia Day and that, even though she spent the national holiday abroad, she would celebrate the date with her loved ones.
Then she would go to the Australian embassy in the evening, where she would help the performance of former professional golfer Greg Norman praise prior to his 70th birthday next month.
“Celebrating Australia Day is an important tradition within the Hancock companies and subsidiaries,” Mrs. Rinehart told Daily Mail Australia.
'It is a time to think about our past, to celebrate our performance and to look ahead to the future.
'This year many of our employees will join the Swan River for more than 120,000 West Australians for a spectacular fireworks and drone show presented by Hancock Prospecting and the city of Perth to celebrate Australia Day.
“As far as I am concerned, I am going to celebrate with my family, surrounded by the Australian flag, before I later attended a meeting of the Australian embassy in the US to honor the performance of a professional Trump golfer, Greg Norman.”
The richest wife of Australia, Gina Rinehart, has unveiled her plans to spend Australia Day with family before attending an exclusive Soiree in honor of Greg Norman golf quantity
The Australian Golf Great Greg Norman will be honored during an exclusive Soiree on the Australian embassy in Washington DC, prior to his 70th birthday on 10 February
Mrs. Rinehart traveled to the US this month to celebrate the return of Donald and Melania Trump to the White House after his inauguration on Monday
The controversial philanthropist, which privately spends millions of dollars on sponsoring the elite swimming team of the country, as well as of the indoor and beach volleyball, rowing and artistic swimming athletes of the country, has long been in favor of the national unity and pride that is offered by the sporting greats of the country. .
Mrs. Rinehart said she would spend Australia Day thinking about all the people who made the country great through sacrifice and toil – together with the courageous national soldiers who devote their lives to its protection.
“On this Australia Day we stand still for the people who contributed to the structure of our nation,” she said.
'Our pioneers who have overcome major setbacks, including the father of my mother, James Nicholas, who contributed to the opening of the east and then the west by expanding the Cobb & Co services, constructing thousands of kilometers of roads and dozens Handle, for the transport of people, equipment, gold, mail, water and stocks to the gold areas and to our outback, which makes life and work possible.
'We are thinking of the small business people in Australia who risk everything to set up their business, the largest private employers in our country, many of whom are currently struggling with high costs and excessive government tax.
'We thank all the major contributors to our standard of living, including the primary industries that make up most of our exports, and invest in regional Australia, which offer opportunities to the local population that would otherwise not exist.
'We have to thank our defense force for their efforts to keep ourselves safe. We are forever owed the veterans and those who currently serve, who have sacrificed so much to make our privileges and freedom possible. “
Mrs. Rinehart also called on the government to urgently tackle the ongoing crisis of the costs of living by proactively abolishing taxes and at the same time offering more support to pensioners. She said there was no better time than Australia Day to act in the interest of all Australians.
Gina Rinehart has long been in favor of the national unity and inspiration of the sports greats of the country and proudly sponsors a large number of top athletes
Mrs. Rinehart has called on the government to tackle the crisis on the costs of living and to use Australia Day to announce much needed help in the interest of all Australians.
Mrs. Rinehart (depicted with the second son of Donald Trump, Eric Trump) attended an ultra-exclusive pre-backing party for the American president in his house in Mar-A-Lago
“I will also think of those who struggle with the costs of living, and hope that our government will relieve this crisis,” she said.
'Not by alms, but by abolishing the excise with fuel, which would not only help people with a car, but would also reduce costs for goods and services that must be transported and/or produced, and with that every Australian would to help.
'This would be a fantastic positive announcement for all Australians who are struggling with the escalating cost crisis, if the government would choose to announce this lighting on Australia Day.
'And I am thinking of the pensioners, veterans, students in tertiary education and marginal disabled people who are limited by the bureaucracy in working as much as they want, and are trapped in the misery of poverty.
'This tragedy for millions of Australians who are now worse in view of the crisis in the field of living costs should not continue.
'Wouldn't it be fantastic if our government on Australia Day announced that there would no longer be an upper limit for how many pensioners, veterans, tertiary students and marginal disabled people would work?
“No more forms to fill in for the privilege to work, no more bureaucratic procedures to report the hours worked, simply pay income tax on their merits as the rest of the Australians do.”
Finally, Mrs. Rinehart said that she hoped that everyone from all walks of population would get the chance to celebrate the amazing large southern country on Sunday.
“I wish everyone a proud, safe and happy Australia Day!” she said.
