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Uranium present in Australia's future: Ferguson

WITH proposed uranium developments taking shape in Western Australia, federal Resources and Energy Minister Martin Ferguson has urged Queensland to overturn its ban on uranium mining so the state can take advantage of the commodity’s predicted global demand.

Lauren Barrett

Uranium present in Australia's future: Ferguson

In his keynote address to the AusIMM international uranium conference in Adelaide today, Ferguson said Queensland needed to catch up with the rest of Australia’s stance on uranium. “The Australian...

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