BeattieEs can of worms

Article Abstract:

The deregulation of the Australian electricity market is about to become a reality, which will being QueenslandEs Premier Peter Beattie and his allies under fire. The 22 government owned corporations (GOC) in the state are predominantly in energy and transport sectors. The GOCEs are allegedly mismanaged and are unlikely to be in a position to compete with more efficiently managed private sector companies.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Management dynamics, Services information, Other General Government Support, Legal/Government Regulation, Government Enterprises-Total Govt, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Services, Company business management, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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Miners missing the boat

Article Abstract:

The expansion of Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal (DBCT) in north Queensland remains incomplete. Its main operator, Prime Infrastructure Group cites inadequate economic funding from the government. Two main coal producers, Rio Tinto Coal Australia and Macarthur Coal have criticized the coal operator's decision and are of the view that the company needs to meet the capacity in the given economic conditions.

Facilities & equipment, Production management, COAL MINING, Buildings and facilities, Coal industry, Government finance, Coal shipping terminals

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Pineapple crush

Article Abstract:

The details of mini-budget report of Queensland Premier Peter Beattie are presented.

Economic policy

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