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Pressure builds on feds to sort out mining lease validity

THE Western Australian government has introduced emergency retrospective legislation to ensure thousands of mining leases in the state are considered valid, but the federal government has refused to clear a path for it.

Pressure builds on feds to sort out mining lease validity

Earlier this year a landmark legal case in the High Court and then the WA Supreme Court ruled that mining proponents could not ‘cure' their applications, calling into question the validity of mining leases...

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