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EPBC Act unlikely to be passed for months unless debate happens now

THE oil and gas and mining industries have called on the federal Morrison government to bring forward a debate on proposed changes to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act before the end of Parliament this week.

EPBC Act unlikely to be passed for months unless debate happens now

The EPBC Act is dangerously flawed and badly outdated, a view shared by both environmentalists, conservationists, and big mining and oil and gas companies. A report last year considering the effectiveness...

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