DRYBLOWER

Dryblower on the resource super tax and capital migration

OLYMPIC Dam, to most people, is a hole in the ground. The way <i>Dryblower</i> sees it, the hole is about to become a prominent lightning rod, and possibly the place where the owners of Australia’s mineral industry start a strike against the new Resource Super Tax.

Dryblower

Others will join in the “capital strike” which will be a reaction to Australia suddenly becoming one of the highest-taxing countries in the world as far as mining is concerned. Picture, for argument’s...

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