Investors express regret at parliamentary inquiry over Hunter coal mine commitments

By Joanne McCarthy
September 12 2019 - 8:00pm
Protests: Residents protest outside Singleton Courthouse in 2011 after Appletree Flat farmer was in court for refusing access to his property to NuCoal.
Protests: Residents protest outside Singleton Courthouse in 2011 after Appletree Flat farmer was in court for refusing access to his property to NuCoal.

DOYLES Creek mine investors fighting for compensation from the NSW Government after losing their investments following corruption hearings have been challenged about "who should be in the pot and who should not be".

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