Martin RushMuswellbrook Shire Council
Martin grew up in Young in country New South Wales. He graduated in economics and law from the University of Newcastle and studied international law at the University of Jerusalem as a recipient of the Sir Zelman Cowan Trust Scholarship. He came to Muswellbrook in 2000 as a solicitor with a local firm. Since 2004, he has practiced as a barrister in equity, safety and industrial law. He has been the Mayor of Muswellbrook since 2008.
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Panel Discussion for Mine Rehab Conference 2017
Pathways to relinquishment and opportunities to transition to productive alternate land uses.
The purpose of this panel discussion is to explore the frameworks and pathways which could facilitate transition of mine sites to alternative productive land uses that are acceptable to regulators, valued by the community and provide a more certain route to relinquishment for mining companies. The intent of the discussion is to develop recommendations for improved relinquishment and land use transition processes which will be taken forward by the Tom Farrell Institute for further discussion with interested parties.
Pathways to relinquishment and opportunities to transition to productive alternate land uses.
The purpose of this panel discussion is to explore the frameworks and pathways which could facilitate transition of mine sites to alternative productive land uses that are acceptable to regulators, valued by the community and provide a more certain route to relinquishment for mining companies. The intent of the discussion is to develop recommendations for improved relinquishment and land use transition processes which will be taken forward by the Tom Farrell Institute for further discussion with interested parties.
