27 November 2014 The West Australian Energy giant Woodside and its partners have committed $1.2 billion to extend Australia’s largest oil and gas development. The Persephone project will be the third development
25 November 2014 MENAFN Qatar announced it has launched the first of three new special economic zones established to help the country with diversifying its economy, Arabian Business reported. The Ras Bufontas
24 November 2014 Andrew Marshall Stock and Land CONSUMERS across Asia expect agriculturally-rich Australia will strive to double food export values to $75 billion by 2050, but the nation is so ill-prepared
24 November 2014 Vicky Validakis Ferret Gina Rinehart said the negativity aimed at the mining industry needs to stop, stating Australia would be unable to survive without the sector. Speaking to the
22 November 2014 Neda Vanovac The West Australian Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has conceded the anti-development message is winning as she called on government to relax regulation and cut mining red tape.
4 December 2014 Trevor Chappell The West Australian Australian farmers risk missing a major chance to supply hungry Asian markets unless governments and businesses dramatically expand food production in the nation’s north.
6 December 2014 Jacinta Bolsenbroek Farm Weekly CLEARING in the Goomig area is on track, and will likely allow Kimberley Agricultural Investment’s (KAI) Ord development to begin farming 1000 hectares in the
5 December 2014 The Land LIVESTOCK shipments are going full steam ahead, with five vessels in Darwin harbour ready to be loaded. Almost 50,000 head of cattle will be loaded, destined for
December 2014 Mrs. Gina Rinehart Australian Resources and Investment, vol.8 no.4 Mining is our largest earner of export income generating more than $200 billion in much needed revenue for this country. It
2 December 2014 Barry FitzGerald The Australian THE crash in commodity prices has stirred billionaire iron ore magnate Gina Rinehart to renew her call for the federal and state governments to act
March 2014 Yi Ming Hu and Julie Toth The Australian Industry Group Australian businesses face regulatory burdens that are far too high. They are growing and, because our regulatory burdens are heavier
2 December 2014 Nassim Khadem The Age Corporate advisers are calling on the Abbott government to consider taxing the wealthy – by scrapping a raft of concessions available to them – in