Neale Prior is a journalist for The West Australian, with a focus on national news in Australia. He has also written for publications such as Countryman, Kalgoorlie Miner, Albany Advertiser, South Western Times, and Pilbara News. Neale covers a wide range of topics, including business, finance, property, and legal issues.
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Neale Prior's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including legal and compliance, sports, personal finance, and business & industry. His focus on national (Australia) news indicates he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local legal developments and government announcements concerning the mentioned themes.
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Fertiliser giant Nutrien is fighting eviction from its Kwinana operation next week amid a souring of relations with the Fremantle Port Authority after a fire destroyed a storage shed in February.
Nutrien Ag Solutions has won court orders stopping Fremantle Port Authority evicting the major fertiliser supplier from its fire-ravaged Kwinana dockside operations.
The corporate watchdog’s enforcement boss has blamed a belated focus on dodgy dealings by banks and insurance companies for a plunge in serious prosecutions.
By: Neale Prior, David Johns
Fertiliser importer Nutrien Ag Solutions claims it’s business as usual after winning the first skirmish in a legal battle to stay at its fire-ravaged Kwinana port operation.
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