Push to protect Qld mining activities from protestors

THE Queensland Resources Council has asked the federal government to extend the laws that protect farmers from protestors to cover mining-related businesses and infrastructure.

Push to protect Qld mining activities from protestors

QRC CEO Ian Macfarlane.

14 August 2019
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The QRC has made a submission to the senate committee inquiry looking at the Criminal Code Amendment (Agricultural Protection) Bill 2019.

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