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I've always seen the necessity and profitability in raw materials.... And Australia has a lot of them in huge deposits. Having such a huge industry and a government that relies so heavily on mining for domestic and foreign capital, as well as being one of biggest job sectors, "greener" mining is the future in Australia now. As it should be. The Australian government also works closely with the indigenous populations to maintain good relations when it comes to mining the land. This promotes better stability for not only the companies involved, but their future projections and the investors.