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4 months agoAbout 79,85 billion…


About 79,85 billion…


The Yindjibarndi had originally sought nearly A$1.8 billion in compensation, arguing the amount should reflect both the scale of cultural loss and the immense profits generated from the mine, which reportedly earned Fortescue around A$80 billion since operations began.
In a statement following the ruling, Fortescue said it accepted the court’s decision and reiterated its commitment to First Nations engagement.
“What is the most resource inefficient way we can come up with, to get supplies to the frontline.” I hate theese tech-bros so much…