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Common user critical minerals processing facility mooted for WA

WA budget pledge of $100M to be matched by Feds

WA's State Budget released. Image supplied by WA Government

WA's State Budget released. Image supplied by WA Government

Western Australia's government has earmarked $100 million for a Critical Minerals Advanced Processing common user facility but only if it is co-funded 50:50 by the federal government. The idea for the...

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