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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2019

Mining For Misconduct: Regulatory Change And Safeguarding Against Corruption In The Mining Industry

Australia's ties with Asia cannot be overstated and when it comes to mining, this is especially the case – an estimated 80 percent of Australia's mining exports go to Asia.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources
Scott Harris
Scott Harris

Australia's ties with Asia cannot be overstated and when it comes to mining, this is especially the case – an estimated 80 percent of Australia's mining exports go to Asia. Hundreds of billions of dollars in sales are reported annually in the resource-rich nation, but though the rewards can be substantial, so too can be the compliance risks.

The second article for SEA View traverses some of the key regulatory developments that mining industry participants need to be aware of, both in Australia and further afield in Southeast Asia.

The mining industry is a force to be reckoned with, playing a prominent role in Australia's economy, accounting for seven percent of its gross domestic product (GDP). Billions of dollars of revenue are recorded each year, in 2018 alone, AU$127 billion of mining and petroleum sales were reported just for the state of Western Australia, with mineral commodities accounting for AU$92 billion.

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