Aussie Mining Tax Gets Another Look
New Australian Prime Minister Julia Gilliard has retreated from the bald tough approach of her predecessor, Kevin Rudd on the proposed mining super tax.
Ms Gilliard has stepped back from the controversy that surrounded the issue and has suspended the Government’s proposed advertising campaign which was to explain the reasons behind the tax.
In turn the major miners, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have issued positive comments on the situation and have welcomed the possibility of discussions with the new PM.
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Posted by Cynthia Jonas
on Jan 30 2012. Filed under Business, Featured News, Finance.
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