While the cost of eating and finding a home grew for many Australians, business was booming for the richest 200 people.
Gina Rinehart has been officially named the richest Australian for the fifth year running, according to the 2024 Financial Review Rich List.
While the cost of eating and finding a home grows for many Australians, business was booming for the richest 200 people, who grew their fortunes by 11 per cent. Joint third place goes to the tech billionaire and Rabbitoh's co-owner Mike Cannon-Brookes, alongside his former partner Annie Cannon-Brookes. Their combined assets of $24.38 billion dollars have not yet been split up in their recent separation.To break onto the list, the data shows you'll need to have more than $718 million in assets and cash.
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