Former party president, Shane Stone, and head of the Coalition’s Northern Australian advisory group likened the revenue sharing arrangement to provisions under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act
Former Liberal party president Shane Stone has suggested a radical overhaul of land use in which states and mining companies would share revenue streams with landholders to overcome the conflict between farming and mining.
As head of the Coalition’s Northern Australian advisory group, Stone said a partnership between landholders and miners could be negotiated so farmers shared revenue “not dissimilar to what can be obtained under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1976”.
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Source: Guardian Environment