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The MRRT is a tax on profits made from extracting iron ore and coal in Australia and gas as an incident of coal mining.

Since "Mabo", it is generally well understood that Aboriginal people have pre-existing Native title rights and interests over lands and waters that date back to the time of European arrival in Australia.

The Queensland Government has released its action plan for the re-establishment of uranium mining in the near future.

The Regulatory Impact Statement seeks stakeholder comment in relation to proposed changes to the mine safety framework.

Federal Energy Minister Martin Ferguson has released a report this week which suggests a carbon price of $40 per tonne is necessary to move to the first stage of a low emissions energy economy.

Companies must ensure employees and contractors are appropriately trained, informed and aware of environmental risks.

The Perth Magistrates Court recently found gold miner Bellevue Gold Limited (Bellevue) liable for two environmental offences relating to a hypersaline spill after enforcement action...

There is little in the Coalition's packages that would encourage a transition from fossil fuel to renewable energy.

A corporate rebranding can deliver many business benefits - but also, if not managed correctly, risks and challenges.

Primary producers generate income streams by changing the management of potentially unproductive parts of their property.

Organisations carrying out 'construction work' on land of mining leases may need to rethink their payment arrangements.

The Bill aims to assess and manage resource activities and other regulated activities in areas of "regional interest".

Risk of death was foreseeable and there were a number of reasonably practicable steps available to eliminate that risk.

Employers must have regular discussions with their employees about current training and safety protocols and procedures.

New tendering processes mean that junior explorers must approach their exploration permit applications very differently.

Senator Larissa Waters has introduced the Landholders' Right to Refuse (Gas and Coal) Bill 2015 into the Senate.

This bill aims to promote the employment of workers from regional communities situated close to large resource projects.