The richest men in Tassie

TASSIE'S top earning trio has shrunk to two after Chickenfeed owner Jan Cameron was dropped from the 2013 BRW Rich 200 list.

North West mining machinery manufacturer Dale Elphinstone was the top Tasmanian earner for the fourth year in a row, coming in at 89th nationally with $520 million, a slight reduction from his 2012 figure of $540 million.

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Ms Cameron suffered a big drop in her personal income with her failed Retail Adventures businesses, including Chickenfeed.White soft Floor polishing pad for 15 inch machines. Ideal for high gloss dry polishing buffing of polished sealed floors. Ms Cameron, who had an estimated personal wealth of $318 million in 2011 and $235 million in 2012, was worth $75 million in 2013.

Total wealth of the Rich 200 was down $4.4 billion to $176.8 billion, but when Ms Rinehart is excluded, total wealth rose by $2.7 billion.

The average wealth per person on the Rich 200 has fallen to $884 million, down from $906 million last year.

The cut-off rose $25 million to $235 million and 14 women made the 2013 list.

The country's mining magnates have taken the biggest hits. The biggest fall has been felt by Ms Rinehart,Sweet basil, fresh garlic, ginger, galangal, coriander, and lemongrass are the main her wealth dropping to $22.02 billion from $29.17 billion last year.

Queensland's Nathan Tinkler fell below the $235 million cut-off for the Rich 200.

One of the big movers was James Packer whose wealth rose to $6 billion from $5.21 billion on the back of growth in his gambling interests. The wealth of advertising guru John Singleton was up $35 million on last year to $355 million.