MINERALS CRUCIAL FOR DEFENCE OF FREEDOM

Shadow Minister for Resources, Senator Susan McDonald has delivered a bold vision for Australia’s resources future, saying the sector has a vital role to play in defence and in helping the country take a leading role in international partnerships such as AUKUS.

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LABOR PUSHES AUSTRALIAN MINERS TO BREAKING POINT

Shadow Minister for Resources, Senator Susan McDonald has urged the Albanese Labor Government to release the shackles it has imposed on Australian mining so companies can better weather volatile world markets.

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WA NICKEL SUSPENSION AN AVOIDABLE LABOR FAILURE

The suspension of BHP’s Nickel West operations is one of the first casualties of Labor’s rushed, fledgling Future Made in Australia policy.

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LABOR ON NOTICE AS RESOURCES EXPORT EARNINGS FALL

The June 2024 Resources and Energy Quarterly (REQ) release highlights the strong outlook of Australia’s resources sector, however details the need for continued support and investment in our resources sector.

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ADDRESS TO TOWNSVILLE ENTERPRISE MINING AND CRITICAL MINERALS FORUM

There is a risk of Australia becoming a very principled but very poor country, and this is something we should avoid.

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LABOR’S DIRECTIONLESS CRITICAL MINERALS POLICY FORGETS FUNDAMENTALS

Shadow Minister for Resources, Senator Susan McDonald has questioned the Albanese Government’s genuine desire to back Australian critical mineral interests, saying today’s funding announcement in Gladstone does not reverse the policy failures of the last two years.

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CRITICAL MINERALS & ENERGY INVESTMENT CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION, BRISBANE

I want to start my remarks by reaffirming that the Coalition is a strong and ardent supporter of the resources sector, and is committed to the future of mining in this country.

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COAL STILL KING IN QUEENSLAND

Federal Shadow Minister for Resources, Senator Susan McDonald, has labelled Queensland and Federal Labor’s attacks on Australian coal mining “utter madness” as figures show coal’s enormous contribution to Queensland’s economy.

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LABOR’S CLIMATE TRIGGER EMBRACE DANGEROUS FOR AUSTRALIA

Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s decision to reassess approvals for 18 major coal and gas projects marks the introduction of a ‘climate trigger’ by stealth – and a dangerous moment for Australia.

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LABOR’S ANTI-RESOURCES BUDGET CUTS GAS AND CRITICAL MINERALS FUNDING

Shadow Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, Senator Susan McDonald, criticised Labor’s treatment of the resources sector in its Federal Budget, slamming anti-development policies that would severely erode investor confidence and do nothing to help ease costs of living.

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