Article by Tobias Jurss-Lewis, Chris Clarke and Tahni Turpin courtesy of the Courier Mail Anger is growing between tourism operators, environmentalists and emergency crews about a crippling amount of red tape they
Article courtesy of South Burnett Mining magnate Gina Hancock urged farmers to fight for “real change” in their industry November 23, 2020Country music’s Dean Perrett and Mick Lindsay took to the stage
27 November 2020 The Hon Angus Taylor MPMinister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Joint media release with WA Minister for Energy Bill Johnston Australia’s first remote microgrid using renewable hydrogen generation is
Article by Brad Thompson courtesy Australian Financial Review
Article by Josh Zimmerman courtesy of the Sunday Times, Perth AUSTRALIA’S richest woman has warned the nation’s vital resources and agriculture industries are being strangled by red and green tape, threatening the future
Article by Tom Dusevic courtesy of The Australian COMMISSION ISSUES WAKE-UP CALL The Morrison government’s key adviser on economic reform says Australian living standards will fall unless policymakers find new ways to
Newsletter 18October 2020 Fifth Annual Statement to Parliament I am pleased to advise that the fifth Annual Statement to Parliament on the Developing Northern Australia agenda was delivered by the Minister for
Article courtesy of Week In China You start out with a remote fishing village and then you add free markets, hardworking people and buccaneering entrepreneurs. What do you get? Surging growth and
Media release courtesy of The Hon Angus Taylor MPMinister for Energy and Emissions Reduction 16 October 2020 Joint media release with Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia Keith Pitt Minister for Energy
Article by Josh Chiat courtesy of the West Australian and Kalgoorlie Miner Australia’s richest person, Gina Rinehart, has made history, becoming the first woman to take out the GJ Stokes Memorial Award
Article courtesy of Proactive Investors The awards presentation wound up another successful Diggers and Dealers despite COVID-19 restrictions seeing the event moved from August to October and restricting attendance to those from
To whom it may concern: The following comments from the Institute of Public Affairs are in relation to the context of the growth of red tape in Australia and are issues to