Premier intervenes over Hunter Valley coal mine expansion after High Court ruling
The New South Wales government plans to allow production at Mount Pleasant coal mine to rise to 16.5 million tonnes annually through 2032. The intervention follows a High Court ruling affecting the proposed expansion.
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