Farmers have made an 11th hour bid to stop a controversial Bylong coal mine proposal

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated April 22 2019 - 1:35pm, first published April 18 2019 - 5:00pm
Sit-in: Bylong farmers backed by Lock the Gate take a seat at the IPC, which is deciding the fate of the controversial proposed mine.
Sit-in: Bylong farmers backed by Lock the Gate take a seat at the IPC, which is deciding the fate of the controversial proposed mine.

BYLONG farmers are refusing to sign water agreements with the Korean owners of a controversial mine proposal which leave farmers having to prove any negative water impacts are caused by the mine.

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