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Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart says pressure from left wing media outlets successfully scared the centre-right Liberal Party away from adopting Trump-style policies during the election.

Gina Rinehart has released a statement blaming “the left media” for the Liberal party’s election loss over the weekend and urging them to stick with Donald Trump-like policies.

Top Liberal Party donors are pulling their financial support for the party, blaming the combination of a disorganised election campaign and Peter Dutton’s Labor-lite policy platform, saying without early wholesale changes they won’t be giving in three years’ time.

The country’s richest woman has weighed in on the federal election, comparing Australians unfavourably to Americans.

Gina Rinehart believes the Liberal Party was chased away from supporting Trump-style politics by a left-wing media campaign and has described the election rout as devastating and emotionally exhausting.

Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is urging politicians to shift further to the right and adopt US President Donald Trump’s policies as she blames the “left media” for the Coalition’s disastrous election result.

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart has weighed in on Anthony Albanese’s landslide election win, urging the Liberal Party to “learn from the loss and rebuild”.

The big election win by the Albanese government heralds revolutionary changes to business and savings that will reconstruct the nation of Australia.

Australia’s richest person has urged the Liberal Party not to turn away from Trump-style policies and to use its ‘devastating’ federal election loss as a time to rebuild.

Several years of energy rebates have been dished out to Australian households and businesses to make rising power bills more politically palatable. One major industry player has called for an end to subsidy sweeteners.

A plan to keep the Portland aluminium smelter open beyond the next decade rests on finding cheap energy, Bill Oplinger, the global CEO of Alcoa, says.

Whatever the energy path chosen by Australians on election day, one thing is for certain – natural gas will play a major part, writes Darren Stevenson.