METAL DETECTIVE

Green tape trips up new projects

AS WE party through the biggest resources boom in memory (the Western Australian government brags that it has more than $58 billion worth of new projects either committed or “planned” in the next few years), it is churlish to point out some of the roadblocks to growth. But churlish is the <i>Metal Detective’s</i> middle name.

Stephen Bell

An extended slump in commodity prices would be the most obvious hurdle to new mining and energy projects. MD reckons the recent price falls are nothing more than a healthy pullback that has sucked out...

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