The head of Adani Australia has said he does not believe a Shorten government poses a risk to the company's proposed Carmichael coal mine in central Queensland.
 Adani's Carmichael coal mine site in central Queensland in December 2018. |
| "I think [Federal Labor] has been crystal clear that if they are to form government they won't be in the habit of creating sovereign risk by ripping up the existing approvals," Adani Australia CEO Lucas Dow told 7.30. |
He said he was pleased by recent assurances given by Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and his Treasury spokesman Chris Bowen.
Read the story from ABC News by Peter McCutcheon - “Adani confident Labor will honour environmental approvals for its coal mine,”
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