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Resources giants review QRC memberships over Greens attacks

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Several of Australia's biggest resources companies may quit the Queensland Resources Council, after its leadership refused to back down from an advertising campaign that urges voters to put the Greens Party last at the upcoming state election.

Ian Macfarlane has been chief executive of the Queensland Resources Council since 2016. Louie Douvis

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Peter Ker covers resource companies for The Australian Financial Review, based in Melbourne. Connect with Peter on Twitter. Email Peter at pker@afr.com
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