Minerals Council misses deadline to make submission to inquiry it called for

By Heath Aston
Updated May 28 2015 - 12:18am, first published May 27 2015 - 4:41pm
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.
The mining industry believes green groups are using public donations to advance political agendas.

One of the key players behind a push to strip green groups of their charitable status, the Minerals Council of Australia, has missed the deadline to make a submission to a parliamentary inquiry that could deliver that result.

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