This is The Guardian.

We can't imagine anything $40 billion?

I mean, you'd have to give a million dollars away every day of your life to last.

How long was it last?

When you have so much money, it must be difficult to know how to behave in the real world

with people who can't imagine having that much money.

I think it's impossible.

I think it would be impossible.

But you said she's not normal?

No.

What do you mean by that?

Well, she doesn't wash up, wipe up.

She just lives in a castle and a bucket full of money.

And it's hard to be normal like that.

It's hard to know who likes

her because she's you, because she's who she is, who she is, who likes it because they want,

I mean, the number of requests she gets for money. And unlike most people, Gina's a lot more

highest judge of that than I am. Gina Reinhart has been Australia's richest person for 11 of the last 15 years.

This is now her sixth year in a row, an unbroken streak that shows no signs have been under threat.

As long as the iron keeps flowing, Gina and her company, Hancock prospecting,

will continue their bonanza in the Pilbara.

If she'd done what Lane had done, it would still be in the ground. From Guardian Australia, I'm Sarah Martin and this is Gina, a podcast series about Gina Reinhart

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