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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Business
Sarah Martin

Gina Rinehart has been forced to share her riches. But will she fight on or end the family feud?

Gina Rinehart with her son, John Hancock, in 2002 before the pair fell out over his inheritance.
Gina Rinehart with her son, John Hancock, in 2002 before the pair fell out over his inheritance. Photograph: Andy Tyndall/AAP

Gina Rinehart does not like to lose.

Engaged in bitter legal battles for most of the past 35 years, Australia’s richest person has shown her propensity to fight tooth and nail to retain control of her family’s iron ore empire – and the riches that flow from it.

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