Mining Bill up for debate again
Country Times Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019
Mining Bill back on the table
URGENT CALL TO YPLOG MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS LIBERAL’S MINING BILL PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY 3rd JULY AND THURSDAY 4th JULY PLEASE JOIN US AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE TO SHOW OUR CONTINUED OPPOSITION TO THIS UNJUST BILL DAY AND TIME OF … Continued
BHP reveals four Australian tailings dams pose ‘extreme’ risks
By Hamish Hastie June 7, 2019 — 4.43pm BHP has revealed that four of the dams it has built in Australia to store mining waste carry the highest possible risk classification under global standards, meaning any collapse of them would be … Continued
Terramin fights to open gold mine next to Adelaide Hills wineries
It’s one of SA’s most green, pristine spots, famous for its wines, food and that view. Next door, a gold mine wants to open for just five years. In the battle of wineries and mining jobs, who should win? Cameron … Continued
PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE ON LIBERAL’S MINING BILL COULD BE IMMINENT
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO STOP THIS HAPPENING After months of inaction, the Liberal Government may now be planning to proceed with their Mining Bill after receiving a commitment from the Labor Opposition to support its passage through Parliament (see … Continued
Future of mining changes in limbo
ADAM LANGENBERG POLITICAL REPORTER MINING Minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan has been deliberately coy about whether he’ll reintroduce the Government’s controversial Mining Bill – after Labor guaranteed its passage through State Parliament. Mr van Holst Pellekaan said he would consider … Continued
Liberal revolt feared as ALP backs Mining Bill
ADAM LANGENBERG The Bill was shelved earlier this year after Energy and Mining Minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan was unable to reach agreement with four Liberal backbenchers who last year crossed the floor and sided with Labor to delay it … Continued
Where is Dan?
Mining Bill dead and buried, Liberals say ADAM LANGENBERG THE State Government’s controversial Mining Bill is “dead and buried” after four Liberal MPs who crossed the floor were unable to reach a deal with Mining Minister Dan van Holst Pellekaan. … Continued
Proposal to assess viability of In-Situ Copper Recovery at Moonta and Kapunda Copper Project sites
Proposal to assess viability of In-Situ Copper Recovery at Moonta and Kapunda Copper Project sites Implications for YP Summary of key points A new entity – Enviro Copper Ltd – is being set up to develop a portfolio of opportunities … Continued
Tasmanian World Heritage lakes have ‘disturbing’ contamination levels, study shows
By Carrington Clarke Updated 24 Apr 2019, 8:36am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume.05:2005:31 VIDEO: Tasmanian lakes among the world’s most contaminated with heavy metals (7.30) Space to play … Continued