Coal seam gas is once again a hot topic of conversation on the Tweed, after the Aboriginal Land Council officially declared its interest in the booming industry.
Locals say the ambitious plan will come at the expense of tourism and agriculture.
Coal seam gas is once again a hot topic of conversation on the Tweed, after the Aboriginal Land Council officially declared its interest in the booming industry.
Locals say the ambitious plan will come at the expense of tourism and agriculture.
Why would the land council not protest AGAINST coal seam gas mining.As an Aboriginal person i am disgusted that the land council is declaring interest in something that will cause so much destruction to our land’s, land that as Aboriginal people we above all others should be protecting the land our mother.why are we being sold out by our own so called representative’s have they even asked the local Aboriginal people what they think or have they just seen dollar sign’s?