7 August 2015Cole LatimerAustralian Mining In the wake of the Adani Carmichael coal mine’s overturning of its environmental approvals, Tony Abbott has labelled the move ‘sabotage’. In a case led by the
6 August 2015Tom EdwardsABC Rural The Western Australia Minister for Lands has admitted the approvals process for agriculture projects on cattle stations is “clunky”, but says the system is being improved. In
6 August 2015Bill ByrneMy Sunshine Coast The Northern Territory and Queensland Governments will lead a delegation on a bipartisan trade mission to Indonesia, aimed at supporting Northern Australian agribusiness. NT Minister for
8 August 2015Damon KitneyThe Australian The chief executive of the newly listed Costa Group, Harry Debney, is no stranger to using technology and research to eliminate the risks associated with agricultural production. Australia’s
7 August 2015The West Australian Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has warned against the use of courts to “sabotage” developments, after approval for a massive India-backed coal mine was revoked on a
10 August 2015Greg EarlAustralian Financial Review The construction industry and farm exporters will be the probable first beneficiaries of a plan by the Abbott government to create a free market between Singapore and Australia
10 August 2015Brad ThompsonThe West Australian Kerry Stokes is the new owner of one of the finest cattle properties in the Kimberley, with his private holding company taking over the reins at
7 August 2015Daniel HurstThe Guardian Tony Abbott has reaffirmed his support for the huge Adani coalmine in central Queensland, arguing Australia has “a problem as a nation” if the courts could “be
5 August 2015The Australian Former BC Iron boss Mike Young is spruiking a new uranium development in Western Australia which he says could become the fifth largest in Australia. Mr Young said
26 July 2015 Brad Thompson The West Australian Australia’s richest woman has taken another big step toward becoming its cattle queen with the purchase of iconic Kimberley station Fossil Downs. Mrs Rinehart
25 July 2015Mikayla NovakCanberra Times It’s not just miners who are stung by regulatory settings. As the ongoing Liverpool Plains coal mine saga illustrates, regulators are frustrating Australia’s ability to join global
28 July 2015Jessica FarrellyCriterion Conferences The white paper on developing northern Australia was released last month and promises to unlock the region’s opportunities through building roads, developing water resources, removing red tape,