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Greater powers for landholders

OPPOSITION energy and resources spokesperson Ian Macfarlane says farmers on prime agricultural land should have the right to say no to coal seam gas exploration on their land.

Addressing the APPEA 2012 conference, he said the shadow government was in the middle of formulating a series of policy settings surrounding the energy sector, to be released closer to the next federal...

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