One Nation Headquarters Move
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- Sarah Basford CanalesThe Guardian
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One Nation Headquarters Move. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/56512
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One Nation, an Australian political party, will establish its headquarters in a multimillion-dollar Brisbane office recently purchased by mining magnate Gina Rinehart. The three-story Spring Hill property was bought for around $8 million, with One Nation set to lease it at market rates, according to Barnaby Joyce, the party's MP who assures there is no conflict of interest. This move comes amid reports that Pauline…
One Nation to establish headquarters in multimillion dollar Brisbane office bought by Gina Rinehart →Gina Rinehart has purchased an $8 million office property in Brisbane’s Spring Hill area through her subsidiary Hanrine Investments for use as One Nation’s new headquarters. The mining billionaire confirmed the purchase but declined to specify who would cover the fit-out costs or rental expenses, insisting that Hancock Prospecting does not provide free or discounted space to tenants. Barnaby Joyce of One Nation…
Rinehart’s new $8m office to become One Nation headquarters →One Nation, an Australian political party, will relocate its national headquarters to a building owned by Gina Rinehart in Brisbane. The property is part of Hancock Prospecting's commercial portfolio and will be rented at market rate. Barnaby Joyce defended the arrangement, stating that individuals with financial means should support parties as they see fit. Meanwhile, the party has appointed Richard Henderson, its…
Barnaby Joyce's message to critics after One Nation moved into Gina Rinehart-owned office: 'If they want to support One Nation, knock yourself out' →Analysis
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“If … we’ve got an individual who’s got money, they should be allowed to spend it as they see fit.”
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5 Oct Barnaby Joyce's message to critics after One Nation moved into Gina Rinehart-owned office: 'If they want to support One Nation, knock yourself out'One Nation, an Australian political party, will relocate its national headquarters to a building owned by Gina Rinehart in Brisbane. The property is part of Hancock Prospecting's commercial portfolio and will be rented at market rate. Barnaby Joyce defended the arrangement, stating that individuals with financial means should support parties as they see fit. Meanwhile, the party has appointed Richard Henderson, its…Daily Mail5 Oct Rinehart’s new $8m office to become One Nation headquartersGina Rinehart has purchased an $8 million office property in Brisbane’s Spring Hill area through her subsidiary Hanrine Investments for use as One Nation’s new headquarters. The mining billionaire confirmed the purchase but declined to specify who would cover the fit-out costs or rental expenses, insisting that Hancock Prospecting does not provide free or discounted space to tenants. Barnaby Joyce of One Nation…Sydney Morning Herald
5 Oct One Nation to establish headquarters in multimillion dollar Brisbane office bought by Gina RinehartOne Nation, an Australian political party, will establish its headquarters in a multimillion-dollar Brisbane office recently purchased by mining magnate Gina Rinehart. The three-story Spring Hill property was bought for around $8 million, with One Nation set to lease it at market rates, according to Barnaby Joyce, the party's MP who assures there is no conflict of interest. This move comes amid reports that Pauline…The Guardian
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