Fired up about FIFO

The incoming Palaszczuk ALP government in Queensland has shrunk away from its pre-election statement promising a ban on 100% FIFO mines in the State.

Queensland has backflipped on its ban of exclusive fly-in, fly-out operations.

25 February 2015
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QUEENSLAND’S Labor government to be has averted a potentially mammoth compensation battle with BHP Billiton by back-flipping over a vow to outlaw future 100% fly-in, fly-out projects, which would have

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