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Take action against legal loopholes

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Rob Lowe
10 years ago

We need development to sustain our economy.

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Stephanie Carsley
10 years ago

Stop these legal loopholes as Qld. is in debt so much it needs to get these mines up and running for the unemployed.

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Archie Lee
10 years ago

When will it end

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Brendan
10 years ago

Stop the rot, these projects need to get up for the sake of qld & Australia

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Ananda-Kumar Yerramsetti
10 years ago

I think that community consultation with proposed changes are a good thing, which is where activists issues should be voiced and problems dealt with. The problem with the current system is that those who are not directly involved can interrupt the process, which is why the system is so broadly open to abuse. Enough is enough!

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Greg Brady
10 years ago

We need these projects and associated jobs. We need to stand up to the greens and extreme greenies who all benefit from the mining sector and get this country moving again

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steve boughton
10 years ago

This interference by these pantheist zealots must stop. In one way or another they want to treasonously destroy our nation and for no apparent reason other than boredom and mischief.

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Paul Leach
10 years ago

As an advanced society, why do we tolerate adverse impact on our national political risk profile due to petty bureaucracy?

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Jeffrey Keioskie
10 years ago

Who is funding the Greens?

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Brad Garraway
10 years ago

I applaud this initiative from the Queensland Resources Council. For too long we have been captive of the Greens movement holding what they perceive to be the high ground while many of us lose our jobs. There is a case to be be made for coexistence and rational reasoned arguments and I wholeheartedly agree that its time mining bashing stopped

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Veronica Hansen
10 years ago

Destructive Greens They are not protecting the environment they are destroying human lives

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Warren Foster
10 years ago

They're not activists! They're obstructionists! Their recent tactics do nothing to protect the environment. The World's poor people need affordable energy. If that energy source isn't mined in a sustainable way here in Australia it will be mined in a considerably less sustainable way somewhere else.

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Dan Lewis
10 years ago

The Greens will do anything to stop any form of industry, Where do they think the new jobs and growth will come from?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

These activists should be ashamed they are ruining lives.

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David Boyd
10 years ago

The Greens have stated that using loop holes is a tactic to obstruct. They have therefore admitted it is not about the environment at all. The loopholes must be closed.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Let's have sustainable, long term responsible mining employing our friends, and relatives

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Kaye Maguire
10 years ago

Jobs and investments in infrastructure are imperative to the ongoing wellbeing of all people.

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rory mclaughlin
10 years ago

I live in Mackay and the city is slowly dying due to the downturn and new projects being blocked by the greens

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Jeff Martin
10 years ago

We need job continuity

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Jamie Lees
10 years ago

Society cannot exist without mining - regardless of what energy source is used.