Farmers blow up about wind, solar farms ‘getting a free ride’
A revolt against renewable energy projects is spreading across the Queensland bush as graziers and farmers claim wind and solar farm companies are getting a free ride from governments.
A revolt against renewable energy projects is spreading across the Queensland bush as graziers and farmers claim wind and solar farm companies are getting a free ride from governments.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has committed to new legislation to save Glenden after an emotional campaign to keep the tiny mining town.
Gina Rinehart has delivered the keynote speech at the Queensland Bush Summit, highlight the costs to agriculture of achieving net-zero and the need to free miners from ‘red tape’.
Life can be tough for the man on the land, but a new challenge has emerged that can make it even tougher.
This Queensland coastal town has largely been off the radar for its century-long life, but that is all about to change.
With insurance premiums crippling thousands of regional Queenslanders, a protective strategy has been floated.
If it were proposed today, it would be laughed out of the Environment Court. But this mega project helped build Central Queensland as we know it.
It may be a mining town more than 160km from the coast – but that doesn’t tell the real story about life in Glenden, the tiny Queensland town set to disappear.
Tributes have poured in following the death of former Queensland premier Mike Ahern, aged 81, with Annastacia Palaszczuk confirming the government will offer his family a state funeral.
More than 300 homes are set to be bulldozed as a miner winds up operations in Central Queensland.
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