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Court Decision

Clive Palmer-owned Waratah Coal application is recommended refusal as the Court considers human rights and climate issues

The Queensland Land Court has recommended the refusal of the mining lease and environmental authority applications for Waratah Coal Pty Ltd’s proposed thermal coal mine. President Kingham ruled in the objectors’ favour, finding that preserving hu

  • Resources
  • Resources and energy
  • Resources energy and projects
  • Human rights
  • Climate change
  • Mining lease

Court Decision

Australian court finds government has a duty to protect children against climate change

Class action proceedings were brought against the Commonwealth Minister for the Environment (Minister) by eight Australian school children, represented by their litigation guardian Sister Brigid Arthur, seeking to protect children residing in Austral

  • Resources
  • Resources and energy
  • Resources energy and projects
  • Human rights
  • Climate change
  • Mining lease
  • Duty of care

Court Decision

Waratah Coal fails to have human rights objections to coal mine struck out

 Objections are before the Land Court of Queensland (Land Court) to the grant of a mining lease and environmental authority (EA) to Waratah Coal Pty Ltd (Waratah Coal), a company owned by Clive Palmer, for the Galilee Coal Project.  The objections

  • Resources
  • Resources and energy
  • Resources energy and projects
  • Human rights
  • Climate change
  • Mining lease

Article

Human rights climate change challenge to Clive Palmer’s coal mine 

In an Australian first, a group of young Queenslanders are relying on Queensland’s new Human Rights Act to challenge the Galilee Coal Project, on the basis that their human rights will be impacted by the climate change impacts of the mine. While pr

  • Resources
  • Resources energy and projects
  • Resources and energy
  • Coal
  • Human rights
  • Mining queensland
  • Climate change

Legislation Update

Modern slavery legislation: what you need to know and how to prepare

Key issues Recently introduced legislation at State (NSW) and Commonwealth levels is designed to force certain large organisations (Reporting Entities) to comprehensively audit and publicly report on modern slavery risks in their supply chains. I

  • Modern slavery
  • Workplace and employment
  • Human rights
  • Organisations
  • Supply chain