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Delayed Adani Approval Highlights Australia’s Red Tape Crisis

Delayed Adani Approval Highlights Australia’s Red Tape Crisis

Daniel Wild 13 June 2019 Dignity of work, Ipa today,

“The delays to the Adani coal project caused by red tape, regulation, and government-enabled green activism must never be allowed to happen again to a resources project in Australia,” said Daniel...

PUBLICATIONS
Senate Committee Report Confirms Red Tape Strangling The Australian Economy

Senate Committee Report Confirms Red Tape Strangling The Australian Economy

Daniel Wild 19 October 2017 Energy and resources, Environment and agriculture,

Free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has welcomed the recommendations from the Select Committee on Red Tape interim report: Effect of red tape on environmental assessment and...

Submissions
Submission To The Senate Red Tape Inquiry Into Environmental Assessments And Approvals

Submission To The Senate Red Tape Inquiry Into Environmental Assessments And Approvals

Darcy Allen and Daniel Wild 8 June 2017 Ipa today, Publications,

Australia has experienced 26 years of unbroken economic growth, but with little to show for it. Business investment is declining, and wages growth and new business start-ups are at record lows...

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New IPA Video Outlines Why Environmental Lawfare Must End

New IPA Video Outlines Why Environmental Lawfare Must End

Evan Mulholland 16 March 2017 Environment and agriculture, Ipa today,

Free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has today released a new video outlining why green lawfare by activist groups must end. The best way to do this is by repealing Section 487...

Media Releases
IPA: Turnbull Government Must Now End Green Lawfare

IPA: Turnbull Government Must Now End Green Lawfare

Daniel Wild 25 November 2016 Energy and resources, Environment and agriculture,

“With two more appeals against the Adani mine just dismissed, it is clear green groups are launching frivolous lawsuits aimed at fulfilling a radical left wing fantasy of shutting down the entire...

Red Tape Hampers Resources Recovery For Miners

Darcy Allen 8 October 2016 Opinion, Publications,

The future prosperity of resource-rich states such as Western Australia is threatened by unnecessary regulatory roadblocks. Capitalising on a possible market recovery, and unleashing the potential...

WA Labor’s Uranium Ban Sells The State Short

Daniel Wild 14 September 2016 Energy and resources, Opinion,

According to WA Labor’s Plan for Jobs, ‘a McGowan Labor Government will free business from the burden of poor regulations’. Yet if elected WA Labor will also ban new uranium mines and...

Cutting Red Tape That Binds Mining

Mikayla Novak 3 August 2016 Energy and resources, Opinion,

To secure Queensland’s mining future, cutting onerous red tape must be a key reform priority. Given the outlook for economic development in China, India and other developing countries...

Climate Change
Politics and the Environment in Indonesia

Politics and the Environment in Indonesia

Jennifer Marohasy 30 July 2007 Climate change,

In North Queensland, environmental activists occasionally hold up a prop such as a dead fish, to illustrate a point and provide television footage of an alleged incidence of pollution. In...

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