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NSW moves without mining

The New South Wales 2015-16 budget provides little relief to the mining industry.

Marion Lopez
The NSW Minerals Council says the state 2015-16 budget provides just a first step to fixing the planning system.

The NSW Minerals Council says the state 2015-16 budget provides just a first step to fixing the planning system.

Mining definitely was not a favourite, with the state announcing it will place most of its attention and money on breaking away from a mining focus towards a “diversified economy”. As such, the budget...

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