Mineral rights for PNG landowners

James Arvanitakis; Spike Boydell

Mineral rights for PNG landowners

James Arvanitakis, Spike Boydell

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The new PNG government has announced big changes to the way negotiations with resources companies will take place - and it's customary landowners who look set to benefit.

Original language	English
Journal	New Matilda
Publication status	Published - 2011

Keywords

mineral rights
minerals
landowners
mineral industries
Papua New Guinea

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Mineral rights for PNG landowners

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