Budget set for $20bn iron ore boost
The price of iron ore has hit a new record high of $US193.85 a tonne and is tipped to break through the $US200 barrier in a boom that will improve the federal budget bottom line by an estimated $20bn.
New high for iron ore a boost for Australia’s resources sector
Global iron ore prices have hit record highs, surpassing the previous record from a decade ago and providing a welcome boost to Australia’s resources sector as the world recovers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rinehart lieutenant warns MPs to prepare for iron ore price fall
Article by Brad Thompson courtesy of the Australian Financial Review One of Gina Rinehart’s most trusted lieutenants says Australia’s political leaders must looks at ways to reduce cost burdens like payroll tax ahead of
RESOURCES HIT $296B RECORD
Article by Stuart McKinnon courtesy of the West Australian Australia’s resources sector will again break export earnings records this financial year, underpinned by another record high in annual income from WA’s powerhouse
US investor frustration boils over
Article by Tony Boyd courtesy of the Australian Financial Review When it comes to bouquets and brickbats, it is rare to see a brickbat as formidable as the one that just hit
Latest World Free Zones Organization News
Newsletter courtesy of World Free Zones Organization
Backing jobs and exports in north Queensland
26 February 2021 The Hon Keith Pitt MP, Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia, joint media release with Assistant Minister for Northern Australia Michelle Landry, and Senator for Queensland Susan McDonald.
Reforms to unlock investment across Northern Australia
24 February 2021 The Hon Keith Pitt MP, Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia, media release with Assistant Minister for Northern Australia, Michelle Landry. Reforms to speed up investment approvals for
Constructing a Red Tape Reduction Executive Order
Link to original article and further resources – please click here Article by James Broughel, Senior Research Fellow courtesy of the Mercatus Center The term “red tape” describes outdated, unnecessary, or otherwise
