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Rinehart urges government to cut red tape
Article by Salomae Haselgrove courtesy of Australian Mining
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Rinehart roasts big-spending, high-taxing MPs
Article by Brad Thompson courtesy of the Australian Financial Review
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CEO Magazine: We mine iron ore like no-one else – Print Edition
Atlas Iron CEO Sanjiv Manchanda talks responsible mining, sustainability and the power of culture during a crisis.
Read more“We mine iron ore like no-one else.” Sanjiv Manchanda
Atlas Iron CEO Sanjiv Manchanda talks responsible mining, sustainability and the power of culture during a crisis.
Read moreCutting red tape in project approvals can boost WA jobs
Western Australia's prospects of becoming the fastest-growing, highest potential State in Australia after coronavirus recession was boosted by the commitment of the Commonwealth and McGowan Governments to slash red tape for WA's resources sector.
Read moreMines dig State out of a hole | TheWest
WA's economy is forecast to only shrink slightly due to COVID-19 this financial year, thanks largely to the State's resilient mining sector and enormous levels of fiscal stimulus.
Read moreWA is saving the day
It could be tagged a tale of two cities. Or perhaps more accurately, a tale of two States. But whatever title is settled on, one thing is clear: WA and Victoria have become synonymous with the best and the worst ends of the State's responses to the coronavirus crisis.
Read moreTreasurer Ben Wyatt says keeping WA mines open was WA’s ‘golden decision’ amid soaring iron ore price
Allowing WA’s resources sector to continue operating throughout the pandemic has proved a “golden decision” that has added billions of dollars to the national balance sheet and averted complete economic catastrophe.
The soaring iron ore price — touching $US108 a tonne yesterday — has fuelled an unexpected royalties and taxes bonanza at a time when practically every other government revenue stream has evaporated.
Thank God for WA
As Government set to reveal biggest deficit since WWII - they will also say Australia faring better than every other country thanks to the shinning light of our mining sector.
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