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Deal or no deal means miners pay the bill

LANDHOLDERS in Queensland can now claim legal, accounting, valuation and agronomist costs that are incurred during negotiations with resource companies, even when no agreement is reached, under new land access laws.

 Central West Queensland

Central West Queensland

The new laws, which come into effect on April 19, mean landholders  across the state can be reimbursed for out of pocket expenses they rack up while negotiating conduct and compensation agreements, whether...

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