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HAVING basically ignored addressing the resources sector in any serious way during the Queensland election campaign, and assuming the electoral fall-out is decided shortly, the Labor Party now needs to get serious about it how it wants to govern, resources lawyer Robert Milbourne said.

Anthony Barich

Milbourne, an international corporate transactional attorney who has dealt with the likes of Vale, BHP Billiton and others during his more than 15-year career, said potential premier-in-waiting Annastacia...

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