While Gina Rinehart managed to emerge financially undamaged from her $300 million foolish five-year foray into Fairfax shares, she remained humiliatingly defeated in her attempt to have some influence over the journalists’ collective that appears to run the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age. She was denied a board seat despite being by far the biggest single shareholder, owning just under 15 per cent of the company.
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