ARELJ Article- Decommissioning Liabilities - For whom the bell tolls? June 27, 2022 By Sally Parker ARELJ, Industry, Mining, Oil and Gas Decommissioning, Petroleum, Royalties, PRRT 0 Comment Read More >>
What to expect from the new Australian government? In May, the Australian Labor Party (ALP) achieved a majority government while the Greens and independents hold the balance of power in the Senate. This signals a new era for Australia, with voters clearly putting climate change high on the agenda for the next three years. June 24, 2022 By Sally Parker Environment, General, Resources and Energy Climate Change, Net Zero Emissions, Environment, Renewable Energy 0 Comment Read More >>
ARELJ Recent Development- Transitioning Section 18 Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 Consents Under the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2021 of Western Australia June 22, 2022 By Sally Parker ARELJ, General ARELJ, Cultural Heritage Act, Aboriginal Heritage, Consents 0 Comment Read More >>
Victorian and Western Australian State Budgets In recent weeks we’ve seen both the Victorian and Western Australian Governments deliver budgets for their State. Both have included significant investments in the energy and resources sector. In Victoria, the budget has signalled the importance of the mineral industry to regional development. Victorian mines directly contribute $510 million into the state economy in 2020-21. May 24, 2022 By AMPLA Admin General, Oil and Gas Budget 0 Comment Read More >>
What the Federal budget and election mean for the sector The Federal election has now been set for May 21st and follows the recent 2022/23 Federal Budget announcement and Opposition’s reply. The Liberal party’s budget positions the energy and resources sector for growth with $2.4 billion allocated to the industry, energy and emissions reduction portfolio. The budget included an investment of $1.3 billion to maintain energy security and reduce the pressure on prices while encouraging emissions reduction. April 4, 2022 By AMPLA Admin General 0 Comment Read More >>
The impact of Russia/Ukraine conflict on the sector The impact of the Russia/Ukraine conflict on the sector On February 24, Russia invaded Ukraine. Alongside the destruction and terror that’s been inflicted on the Ukrainian people, the conflict has also created great uncertainty in the global economy with flow on effects expected to be felt for years to come. Most western countries have imposed significant sanctions on trade with Russia, which includes a US ban on importing Russian oil. In addition, many Russian banks have been removed from the SWIFT global payment system which will impact the ability to make financial payments both within and out of Russia. This has a significant impact on the resources sector that is likely to continue in the short to medium term. March 14, 2022 By AMPLA Admin General sanctions, Russia, Ukraine 0 Comment Read More >>
What to expect in 2022 Despite an unpredictable two years, the energy and resources sector has weathered tumultuous conditions and come through stronger. All signs indicate that 2022 and beyond will see strong growth in demand and exciting new developments. January 27, 2022 By AMPLA Admin General, Resources and Energy 0 Comment Read More >>
Notice to Members - Resignation of Deloitte as ER Law's Auditors December 15, 2021 By AMPLA Admin General 0 Comment Read More >>
2021 Impact Report 2021 Impact Report - rising to the challenge September 23, 2021 By AMPLA Admin General 0 Comment Read More >>
The Jurisdiction of Wardens under the Mining Act 1978 (WA) September 14, 2021 By AMPLA Admin Industry, Mining, Resources and Energy, Training Wardens Jurisdiction 0 Comment Read More >>