The Minister for Planning rejected the mine proposal.
His assessment of the project is damning for Kalbar.
However they claim they are still going to progress the project.
To read more about the Assessment and Kalbar/Gippsland Critical Minerals/Appian latest moves check out the Updates on Victoria’s Most Ludicrous Mining Proposal , Kalbar’s delusional name change to Gippsland Critical Minerals , and how they’re trying to cash in on $Federal for rare earths.
We are also going through their Annual Reports and will post information as it becomes available.
Thank you to everyone who has gotten us this far.
We had thought the journey was over and that we could get back to life.
Unfortunately some cosmetic changes to the company (Kalbar Operations has rebranded itself Gippsland Critical Minerals and Kalbar Ltd is now called REZir) and a massive amount of unbridled spin, means the fight is back on as the current Minister has ignored the IAC and Richard Wynne’s advice and renewed their retention licence.
We still need your help to stop this mine – the health of our environment and the future of our children are depending on us.
Mine-Free Glenaladale acknowledges the Gunaikurnai people as the Traditional Owners of the country on which we live and work. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in our region and to their elders past, present and future.
