Enough is indeed enough. The environmental NGOs behind this inanity are not interested in the environment, they are only interested in neutralising this nation's natural heritage and our ability to advance our society by our efforts to sensibly manage this heritage.
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John Stoker
11 years ago
Vital development will not even consider Australia under these conditions.
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Troy Wright
11 years ago
When did Australian become scared to work?
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Mark Chandler
11 years ago
We cater to the few in detriment to the many, and pur international reputation
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Matthew Knudsen
11 years ago
We as a country in the current economic situation can afford to say no to new investment
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Michelle Graham
11 years ago
This needs to stop these workers should be offered a permant persion and a decent wage
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David Colvin
11 years ago
Get on with the job !!!!
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rick
11 years ago
Yeah ime for it
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Allan Ruming
11 years ago
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Who would invest in an industry where a minority can stop the wishes of the often silent majority and legislation changes based on the perceived value of votes not benefit to our economy. Fix it now or we will pay the cost for a long time to come.
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Greg
11 years ago
Stop the waste and start the work,
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Stop wrecking the ec
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Anonymous
11 years ago
It is fine to want change but we cannot afford change if there has not been enough planning. If we stop things midstream, how do we continue to feed and support our future right now?
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Fred Lewis
11 years ago
Where would Australia be today if these ideological ratbags got away with this a century ago?
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yosef raharjo
11 years ago
I fully support responsible business investments, mining and oil & gas is no exception as long as it is done with full respect to the community and the environment.
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Sadbh Duffy
11 years ago
I like my lights on and my fellow Aussies to have jobs so they can afford to have their lights on too!
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Joe
11 years ago
Such activists should lead by example. Turn the oven off, turn the lights off, use solar powered pace makers...
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Sean Keogh
11 years ago
Our way of life is dependant upon the responsible extraction and use of natural resources.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
NIMBYs are hypocrites
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Anonymous
11 years ago
It's a pity that the activists who accept government support have so little regard for fellow humans who can receive great advances from access to electricity generated cheaply from coal.
Enough is indeed enough. The environmental NGOs behind this inanity are not interested in the environment, they are only interested in neutralising this nation's natural heritage and our ability to advance our society by our efforts to sensibly manage this heritage.
Vital development will not even consider Australia under these conditions.
When did Australian become scared to work?
We cater to the few in detriment to the many, and pur international reputation
We as a country in the current economic situation can afford to say no to new investment
This needs to stop these workers should be offered a permant persion and a decent wage
Get on with the job !!!!
Yeah ime for it
Who would invest in an industry where a minority can stop the wishes of the often silent majority and legislation changes based on the perceived value of votes not benefit to our economy. Fix it now or we will pay the cost for a long time to come.
Stop the waste and start the work,
Stop wrecking the ec
It is fine to want change but we cannot afford change if there has not been enough planning. If we stop things midstream, how do we continue to feed and support our future right now?
Where would Australia be today if these ideological ratbags got away with this a century ago?
I fully support responsible business investments, mining and oil & gas is no exception as long as it is done with full respect to the community and the environment.
I like my lights on and my fellow Aussies to have jobs so they can afford to have their lights on too!
Such activists should lead by example. Turn the oven off, turn the lights off, use solar powered pace makers...
Our way of life is dependant upon the responsible extraction and use of natural resources.
NIMBYs are hypocrites
It's a pity that the activists who accept government support have so little regard for fellow humans who can receive great advances from access to electricity generated cheaply from coal.
Enough really is enough!