The head of the company bringing downstream processing of minerals essential to the energy transition onshore, Lynas chief executive Amanda Lacaze, says Labor’s new industrial relations laws create a “minefield” for the Australian resources sector.
The mining boss said the latest changes in the now-delayed Closing Loopholes Bill, which has been pushed back to February 2024 awaiting the results of a Senate committee inquiry, were an overreach and unpopular.
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