Anti-coal activist to pay Adani legal costs
A judge has ordered anti-coal activist Ben Pennings to pay 60 per cent of Adani Australia’s legal costs stemming from his court battle to access
29 July 2021
A judge has ordered anti-coal activist Ben Pennings to pay 60 per cent of Adani Australia’s legal costs stemming from his court battle to access
Police are investigating an alleged assault at an accommodation camp linked to the Carmichael coal mine and rail project in Central Queensland.News Ltd reported that
Bravus Mining and Resources has spent more than $1.5 million on community programs and partnerships across regional Queensland since 2018.And the miner is accepting applications
Queensland’s Orana Drill and Blast has just finished up its largest civil construction task to date – undertaking controlled blasts to break up the equivalent
Anti-Adani protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court in Brisbane to back activist Ben Pennings in the latest round of his legal battle with the mining
Bravus Mining and Resources has hit back at allegations that poor sediment controls on the massive Carmichael coal construction project are causing environmental damage.The Mackay
Police were called to a Carmichael coal project work site today after a protester locked himself on to a concrete batch plant. Frontline Action on
‘Stop Adani’ protesters and ‘Start Adani’ supporters will all need a new catchcry after news the Carmichael coal mine developer is rebranding.Adani is launching a