How we are treating Adani as an investors in our country is a disgrace. It showcases how unproductive we are as a nation. We need to tell the real story that the Adani proposal does not threaten the Australian environment and that the Australian environmental
regulation system is rigorous and exhaustive!
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Desiree Bird
11 years ago
Enough is Enough!
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John Nicetin
11 years ago
If Labor, Greens, Get Up and their nurtured, adherent and rapidly growing welfare-dependent underclass want the former and future industries of Australia rendered non-viable, this is exactly the right way to go about.
A labor ‘aspiration’ to highly educate youth without providing pathway to meaning full employment is road to individual despondency and social disunity.
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Jason
11 years ago
To the Conservationists: Please come to the next protest on your horse and cart. Resources are required to manufacture those vehicles that you are driving around.
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Jeff Dodds
11 years ago
This mine and similar investment is crucial for Australia's economy and jobs creation .The misinformation being spread by conservation groups is all about stopping coal mining altogether and not about the specifics of the Adani project
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Gary Backway
11 years ago
Activists have too much power, most funded by overseas groups, and incite righteous outrage amongst well meaning people by spreading lies.
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Eliza Peters
11 years ago
This needs to bring the action of stopping these BS Courtcases even making it through.. The propaganda and lies need to stop..And THEY need to be held accountable...
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sai Raparthy
11 years ago
Enough is enough, this project is key for growing Queensland's economy forward.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Supporting jobs growth and communities in central Queensland
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Bryce McIntosh
11 years ago
Enough is enough we need this job there are so many other jobs that do the same thing!
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Ian Pennington
11 years ago
All the right things are being done to protect the environment, so why do company's have to continually deal with so much red tape to get projects over the line
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Anne R.
11 years ago
It is vital to protect species and I am not a huge fan of mining but on the other hand it is also vital for our communities & for QLDérs to have jobs and income to support their families.
Keep Australia in our hands and don't sell what we have to other countries.
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Mario Del Medico
11 years ago
save jobs and don't sell our land to other countries
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scott gralow
11 years ago
if the the goverment does not support economic growth the only other option they support is higher taxes direct and hidden on those left employed.
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Haydn montgomery
11 years ago
Time to stop the green lies and deception
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Ian Raine
11 years ago
Australia needs the projects - India needs the coal. Both countries will benefit.
Jobs for the North are a priority
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Australia is a beautiful big country, move the lizard and the snake along, this is ludicrous. We need job creation from projects like this one.
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Jason Wyatt
11 years ago
This presents a massive boost to the state and federal economies as well as the onflow of jobs in regional Queensland. We have the regulations and legislations in place to ensure compliance.
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Shane Cowley
11 years ago
The Adani project has my support
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Denis Couture
11 years ago
India should focus on building a 21st century electricity grid, not an primitive coal fired grid. Renewable (solar with battery storage, wind....) is the answer.
Adani must invest in renewable, unless Adani expects the Australian taxpayers to foot the bill for its Australian coal export venture.
How we are treating Adani as an investors in our country is a disgrace. It showcases how unproductive we are as a nation. We need to tell the real story that the Adani proposal does not threaten the Australian environment and that the Australian environmental regulation system is rigorous and exhaustive!
Enough is Enough!
If Labor, Greens, Get Up and their nurtured, adherent and rapidly growing welfare-dependent underclass want the former and future industries of Australia rendered non-viable, this is exactly the right way to go about. A labor ‘aspiration’ to highly educate youth without providing pathway to meaning full employment is road to individual despondency and social disunity.
To the Conservationists: Please come to the next protest on your horse and cart. Resources are required to manufacture those vehicles that you are driving around.
This mine and similar investment is crucial for Australia's economy and jobs creation .The misinformation being spread by conservation groups is all about stopping coal mining altogether and not about the specifics of the Adani project
Activists have too much power, most funded by overseas groups, and incite righteous outrage amongst well meaning people by spreading lies.
This needs to bring the action of stopping these BS Courtcases even making it through.. The propaganda and lies need to stop..And THEY need to be held accountable...
Enough is enough, this project is key for growing Queensland's economy forward.
Supporting jobs growth and communities in central Queensland
Enough is enough we need this job there are so many other jobs that do the same thing!
All the right things are being done to protect the environment, so why do company's have to continually deal with so much red tape to get projects over the line
It is vital to protect species and I am not a huge fan of mining but on the other hand it is also vital for our communities & for QLDérs to have jobs and income to support their families. Keep Australia in our hands and don't sell what we have to other countries.
save jobs and don't sell our land to other countries
if the the goverment does not support economic growth the only other option they support is higher taxes direct and hidden on those left employed.
Time to stop the green lies and deception
Australia needs the projects - India needs the coal. Both countries will benefit. Jobs for the North are a priority
Australia is a beautiful big country, move the lizard and the snake along, this is ludicrous. We need job creation from projects like this one.
This presents a massive boost to the state and federal economies as well as the onflow of jobs in regional Queensland. We have the regulations and legislations in place to ensure compliance.
The Adani project has my support
India should focus on building a 21st century electricity grid, not an primitive coal fired grid. Renewable (solar with battery storage, wind....) is the answer. Adani must invest in renewable, unless Adani expects the Australian taxpayers to foot the bill for its Australian coal export venture.