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Ballooning wages could kill future projects

HIGH wages in the resources industry could threaten the viability of future projects, company exe...

Ballooning wages could kill future projects

He said the executives had told him that while many projects were currently at the "no turning back" stage, excessive wage bills such as the reported $2000 a day pay check welders could make, could affect...

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