Colin Barnett News
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s Labor government narrowed the gap with the opposition six months ahead of a federal election, easing pressure on her after the party was defeated in a state vote.
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Prime Minister Julia Gillard returns to parliament tomorrow facing fresh scrutiny over her leadership after the Labor party suffered a blow in state elections in Western Australia as the Liberals were re-elected with an increased majority.
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Colin Barnett, Liberal party premier of Western Australia state, won state elections with an increased majority amid a mining boom and waning popularity for Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s Labor party.
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Western Australia is set to return the state Liberal Party to power this weekend as voters at the forefront of the nation’s mining boom underscore the waning popularity of Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s Labor party.
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Western Australia state agreed to fund a A$10 million ($10.4 million) pipeline that will carry seawater to companies in the Pilbara region that make products from algae.
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Wheat output in Western Australia, the nation’s biggest exporting state for the grain, may increase 29 percent by 2016 as producers respond to expanding global demand, Premier Colin Barnett said.
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Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp. and Australia’s Murchison Metals Ltd. , building a A$4 billion ($3.83 billion) iron ore rail and port development, need a better plan for the project’s ownership to facilitate its funding, Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett said.
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Western Australia will never accept the modified mining tax Prime Minister Julia Gillard agreed with the nation’s biggest miners, the state’s Liberal Premier Colin Barnett told the Australian newspaper in an interview.
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Australia’s new resources tax, which was changed by Prime Minister Julia Gillard in an announcement today, is still flawed and disciminates against coal, iron ore and energy miners, Western Australia Premier Colin Barnett said in an interview on ABC Radio today.
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Posco , South Korea’s largest steelmaker, may increase its involvement in the A$4.3 billion ($4.3 billion) iron ore rail and port development at Oakajee in Western Australia, state Premier Colin Barnett said.
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