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Fed lithium help needed, TLEA boss Surendran says

The $150M from the WA government was nice. Some more federal help would be better

TLEA CEO Raj Surendran at the Kwinana refinery.

TLEA CEO Raj Surendran at the Kwinana refinery. | Credits: Noel Dyson

The lithium industry is at a tipping point and it is time for governments to step up if they want it to stay. That is the sobering message from Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia chief executive officer...

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