
Coal mine extension approvals in NSW causes disapproval from environmentalists
Environmental groups and political parties are angered over the federal government’s decision to approve three coal mine extensions.

Environmental groups and political parties are angered over the federal government’s decision to approve three coal mine extensions.

The new rules, recommended by a human rights commission report, could find federal MPs sanctioned for bad behaviour.

$600 million will fund the project.

Environmental groups and political parties are angered over the federal government’s decision to approve three coal mine extensions.

The new rules, recommended by a human rights commission report, could find federal MPs sanctioned for bad behaviour.

$600 million will fund the project.

The federal government’s temporary fuel excise relief will expire on August 2, leaving motorists to pay more amid ongoing uncertainty in global oil markets.

Environmental groups and political parties are angered over the federal government’s decision to approve three coal mine extensions.

The new rules, recommended by a human rights commission report, could find federal MPs sanctioned for bad behaviour.

$600 million will fund the project.

NSW allocated $2.7 billion for infrastructure.

Prior to the government’s low emissions announcement.

$1.3 billion has been committed to bushfire hit regions.

Federal Government’s coal reliance is a concern.

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