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July 19, 2013 Tim Treadgold Mining Journal At a time when the mining industry is being rocked by the ill winds of falling metal prices and sagging investor support, it is encouraging
July 19, 2013 Tim Treadgold Mining Journal At a time when the mining industry is being rocked by the ill winds of falling metal prices and sagging investor support, it is encouraging
Thank you for the warm welcome. I have a deep respect for the fourth estate and I appreciate being invited to address the Queensland Media Club. In the last 24 hours I
The Australian Financial Review 29 June 2013 Capital idea Brian Toohey Ideas count a lot more in today’s multi-faceted Coalition parties than in Labor. Which is why Tony Abbott will be pulled
Townsville Bulletin 28 June 2013 By David Sparkes OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott’s announcement last week about his vision to develop Northern Australia received virtually no scrutiny from the Federal Government, which was
On Line Opinion By Murray Hunter Posted Friday, 28 June 2013 Today, Northern Australia is a vast relatively unpopulated region of undisturbed savanna, desert, mangrove coast lines, and tropical rain forest, spanning
National consensus is needed to highlight the importance of developing Northern Australia in the ‘Asian Century’. Background At a press conference on Friday 21st June, Tony Abbott released a major policy statement
AN influential private-sector business group led by billionaire Gina Rinehart will lobby to be part of a taskforce promised under an Abbott government to drive a 20-year economic plan for northern Australia.
The Australian Australia’s resources sector has welcomed Kevin Rudd’s return by warning him not to consider making any changes to the mining tax, instead urging new policies to help secure productivity gains
The Coalition is set to pour resources into the under populated north, with the Coalition announcing it plans to build major cities at Darwin, Cairns, Townsville and Karratha. There could also be
Grand schemes Great open spaces of northern Australia are again calling southern politicians full of big ideas and little understanding of the land. GO NORTH and open up our underdeveloped tracts of
So far, the federal Opposition’s election policies have been based more on crystal ball-gazing than hard actualities. Not counting the Coalition’s vapid plan for Australia’s “directions, values and priorities”, launched by Opposition
Alice Springs looks like being left desperately short of being part of “the next frontier” in Australia’s economic development if the Coalition takes power in the September federal election. The federal Coalition