North Australia Weekly Digest – 29/04/2013
The Australian The delay and cancellation of major mining projects has led to a long-term decline in engineering projects in Australia. A BIS Shrapnel report to be released today into the future
The Australian The delay and cancellation of major mining projects has led to a long-term decline in engineering projects in Australia. A BIS Shrapnel report to be released today into the future
Here is a digest of the major stories impacting Northern Australia over the last week: The Australian Opposition resources spokesman Ian Macfarlane has criticised high labour costs and the soaring Australian dollar,
There is a day I enjoyed a few days ago, April 4, 2013, that perhaps your readers would find of interest. Briefly, it started in Tokyo, where I had a very good
The Australian BHP Billiton chairman Jac Nasser has said Australia can secure investment and job creation over the next decade if tax and workplace relations policies allow it to do so. “Australia’s
The Australian In this opinion piece, Adam Creighton highlights the fantastic level of growth that has occurred in the Northern Territory over the last couple of years. However, he says “the prospect
Presenter: ANDEV, when you go to their website, has a range of discussions for you to read. As I’ve mentioned it is Gina Rinehart who is really the driving force behind the
Australians for Northern Development and Economic Vision (ANDEV) has strongly supported the formation of a select group of ministers and experts appointed by Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles. The Cabinet sub-committee
Published in The Australian on 06/04/13 In one sense Australia’s remote Northern Territory is enjoying an economic boom more impressive than Western Australia’s. The Top End’s economy grew by about 30 per
In a huge show of support for ANDEV’s vision, Rupert Murdoch has come out in strong support of Northern Development. Speaking in Darwin, where he is meeting with Chief Minister Adam Giles
The Australian The resources industry has warned that the “uninformed rhetoric” surrounding coal and liquefied natural gas developments near the Great Barrier Reef could ultimately damage the national economy while providing little
The Australian Amendments to Queensland’s Vegetation Management Act have been introduced in the Queensland parliament, which will allow Cape York to be opened up for large-scale farming for the first time. The
It is pleasing to hear the vision new Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles’ has expressed for Northern Australia. Speaking soon after his accession to the leadership of the NT Country Liberal