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Premium Content Subscriber only LNP Leader David Crisafulli has highlighted long standing ramping issues at Ipswich Hospital in an attack on Annastacia Palaszczukâs government, accusing it of âlosing controlâ of Queensland Health. In parliament on Wednesday, Mr David Crisafulli took aim at Ms Palaszczuk and Health Minister Yvette DâAth, who both fired back by condemning his role in the cuts to the health sector under Campbell Newman. âIn 2011 when Premier Anna Bligh said Queensland Health was a basket case and needed to be abolished, ambulance ramping was at 30 per cent,â Mr Crisafulli said. Photo of Ipswich Hospital taken by Ipswich woman Kirsty given to David Crisafulli. ....
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Date Time Share QRC calls on Queensland Government to introduce legislation to provide certainty around process to approve New Acland expansion – QRC Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) will ask the State Government to provide certainty around the process required to approve an expansion of New Hope Group’s New Acland coal mine. The QRC’s request comes after the High Court today referred an appeal by a small group of environmental activists against the expansion back to Queensland’s Land Court. Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane said New Hope and the Queensland resources industry is looking for an assurance from the State Government that if the approval application is returned to the Land Court, the next ruling from the Land Court won’t be further delayed by challenges and appeals by activists. ....
Advertisement The High Court ruling in favour of Queensland farmers opposing the proposed expansion of the New Acland Coal Mine is a âhammer blowâ to the community, LNP natural resources spokesman Pat Weir says. Resource sector representatives are calling for clarification from the state government over what is needed for expansion of the Darling Downs mine to be approved but Acting Premier Steven Miles said no decisions would be made while the case was before the courts. The New Acland coal mine washplant in Queenslandâs Darling Downs. An activist group made up of dozens of farmers won a High Court appeal on Wednesday against New Hope, the operator of New Acland Coal Mine. ....
Advertisement The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) will ask the State government to provide certainty around the process required to approve an expansion of New Hope Group’s New Acland coal mine. The QRC’s request comes after the High Court referred an appeal by a small group of environmental activists against the expansion back to Queensland’s Land Court. Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said New Hope and the Queensland resources industry is looking for an assurance from the State government that if the approval application is returned to the Land Court, the next ruling from the Land Court will not be further delayed by challenges and appeals by activists. ....