‘Heartbreaking': Gina Rinehart speaks about farmers suffering from ‘net zero ideology'
This comes as Western Australia's political and industry leaders have converged in Broome for the Bush Summit, with talks set to focus on red tape, energy policy, and easing pressure on rural households and businesses.
'Many of our farmers and their families and farms are already suffering from net zero ideology,' Ms Rinehart said.
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