Serious Questions Over Shree Permit
There are serious questions to be answered about the Environment Protection Authority's decision to allow Shree Minerals to apply for a new permit.
There are serious questions to be answered about the Environment Protection Authority's decision to allow Shree Minerals to apply for a new permit.
It's reasonable to ask why the company's once biggest cheerleader, now Mining Minister, Adam Brooks, is missing in action.
The new Minister for Mining, Adam Brooks is already in an awkward position in relation to his current business interests.
The government’s claim that it is not planning to conduct ‘broad-scale logging’ in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area does not stand up to scrutiny.
Minister Paul Harriss has fallen flat on his face after using parliamentary privilege to attack Bob Brown and Scott Jordan.
Premier Will Hodgman has claimed today in Budget Estimates that logging and mining can be conducted in wilderness areas without compromising wilderness values.
Concerns have been raised that an apparent breach of the safety bund wall of a disused open-cut tin mine could potentially contaminate Trial Harbour.
The Hodgman government must guarantee that Venture Minerals will be required to fully rehabilitate its Riley Creek site.
Shree Minerals’ welcome Rebecca Creek exploration licence relinquishment should now help focus efforts into diversification of the north-west economy.
The announced closure of the Mt Lyell mine will be a blow to the tight-knit West Coast community coming so soon after the Henty Mine closure news.