9 October 2014 Cole Latimer Australian Mining The Federal Government has approved Arrow Energy’s EIS for its massive coal seam gas pipeline. The 580 kilometre long high pressure gas transmission pipeline is designed
13 October 2014 ABC News The Northern Territory has moved ahead with plans to build a 1,000-kilometre pipeline, expected to cost more than $1 billion, to supply natural gas to eastern Australia.
10 October 2014 Inga Stunzner Queensland Country Life CENTRAL Queensland is a step closer to become the food bowl of Australia with its regional mayors endorsing a grand agriculture plan. The project,
8 October 2014 Adam Giles Alice Springs News LETTER TO THE EDITOR Sir – The Territory Government will establish a new Central Australia Development Office in Alice Springs as part of its campaign
8 October 2014 The North West Star AUSTRALIA’S longest shortcut received a boost yesterday with the announcement of $40 million in funding for repairs and upgrades to sections of the road in
8 October 2014 The North West Star A NEW taskforce has been developed to help drive Mount Isa’s future as a resource and economic powerhouse. Mount Isa Mines, Commerce North West and
The Northern Territory Government is ‘intent on removing any obstacles to investment’ as it aims to realise its potential entering the ‘gas age’, Chief Executive of the Department of Mines and Energy
29 September 2014 Lyndon Keane North Queensland Register TERRITORIANS should welcome, not worry about, foreign investment in the region’s agricultural sector, according to Primary Industry and Fisheries Minister Willem Westra van Holthe.
26 September 2014 ABC Rural While big business investment in north Australian agriculture has come and gone decade after decade, it’s the minor farmers who have stayed the course. Small crops of
25 September 2014 Carmen Brown ABC Rural As plans to develop northern Australia gain momentum, cotton is once again being investigated as a new crop industry for the Northern Territory. Interest in
17 September 2014 Tom Leonard The Daily Mail Scientists have undermined a central plank of the anti-fracking lobby’s case by showing that the controversial drilling process does not poison drinking water. Vociferous
17 September 2014 Cole Latimer Australian Mining China is bringing in new regulations to raise the quality threshold for imported coal, and many are predicting that this may be one of the