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Critical thinking

TAX breaks, patience, sharing intellectual property, developing community trust and sharing infrastructure are what a panel of experts believes Australian needs to maximise its critical minerals bounty.

Megan McCracken (left), Dr Chris Vernon, Marnie Finlayson, Chris Reed and Amanda Lacaze (on screen) at the critical minerals event.

Megan McCracken (left), Dr Chris Vernon, Marnie Finlayson, Chris Reed and Amanda Lacaze (on screen) at the critical minerals event.

The panel, made up of CSIRO senior principal research scientist Dr Chris Vernon, Rio Tinto battery metals managing director Marnie Finlayson, Neometals CEO Chris Reed and Lynas Rare Earths managing director...

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