Shadow Resources Minister, Senator Susan McDonald, has slammed a weak Prime Minister unable to control his Ministers from making bad decisions that have undermined our resources sector and put investments in new major projects under threat.
Shadow Resources Minister, Senator Susan McDonald, has warned the Government that despite their update to the Critical Minerals and Strategic Materials Lists, Australia risks losing investment in critical minerals due to Laborâs lethargy.
Shadow Resources Minister, Senator Susan McDonald, has slammed Prime Minister Albanese for being too weak to rein in his Energy Minister from campaigning for an end to fossil fuels on the world stage, at a time when Australiaâs coal production and exports are forecast to rise across coming years according to the December 2023 Resources and Energy Quarterly (REQ).
The Labor Government has put Australiaâs natural gas market under extreme pressure, with heavy-handed interventions and policies that are harming investment, and suffocating supply.
Shadow Minister for Resources and for Northern Australia, Senator Susan McDonald, has called upon the Queensland and Federal Labor Governments to commit to the future economic strength of North West Queensland and the workforce of Mt Isa, and outline how it will support further development in the North West Minerals Province after Glencore’s decision to close Mt Isa Mines.
Shadow Minister for Resources, Senator Susan McDonald, said todayâs Federal Court decision to overturn the regulatorâs approval for a significant offshore natural gas project in Western Australia, was another example of Laborâs funding for green activists undermining Australiaâs future prosperity.
Small businesses in North Western Australia are unable to access vital flood recovery grants while the Emergency Management Minister blames the State for the delay.
Shadow Resources Minister, Senator Susan McDonald says she holds deep concerns over the Labor
Governmentâs lawmaking procedures based on âideology and not informationâ which has resulted in
a string of bad outcomes for Australian businesses and communities.
More than $15 billion in future east coast gas projects are under a cloud of uncertainty due to Laborâs hostile attitude towards Australiaâs energy resources sector.
Family budgets will be clobbered with soaring energy bills this Christmas despite Labor claiming its energy legislation will provide relief.
