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The episode discusses the impact of proposed CGT changes on the Australian mining and exploration sector with insights from industry experts.

The Federal Budget has dropped a bombshell on the mining and exploration sector. Proposed CGT changes could leave a generational mark on the industry, the economy, and everyday Australians. We sat down with the people best placed to explain it. Warren Pearce & Neil van Drunen from AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies) represent 500+ exploration and mining companies across Australia. They unpack what's really at stake. Why the proposed CGT changes could gut the retail investor base Are we picking winners with the Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve How cultural heritage compliance costs have risen more than 50% since 2023 The agreement expected by year-end that could halve federal environmental assessment timeframes Follow Warren and Neil: LinkedIn (Warren Pearce): https://www.linkedin.com/in/warren-pearce/ LinkedIn (Neil van Drunen): https://au.linkedin.com/in/neilvandrunen If you found this episode useful, subscribe to Money of Mine for more conversations at the intersection of capital markets, mining, and Australian resources policy. …………...… DIRECTOR'S SPECIAL EMAIL Join 16k+ subscribers to the…

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