DRYBLOWER

Dryblower on Rinehart v Rinehart

OLDER readers will remember the name of the doctrine said to have prevented the Cold War of the 1950s and 60s becoming a nuclear war – mutually assured destruction, or MAD for short, though it’s a fair bet that no one expected it would reappear as a strategy in the Australian mining industry.

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However, when you consider the relationships meltdown in the country’s richest family, the Rineharts, it has the hallmarks of MAD, complete with threats, promises and a steady ratcheting up of the rhetoric....

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