New minister says WA's uranium mining ban will remain
05-08-2026 00:07 via abc.net.au

New minister says WA's uranium mining ban will remain

The WA government will not shift its approach to uranium mining, new Mines Minister Daniel Pastorelli says, despite mounting pressure from the resources industry.
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