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Jacob Shteyman and Fraser Barton

THE TRUTH ABOUT: Protesters gatecrash bhp meeting over pay coal mining - The Untold Story

Union members targeted BHP's AGM as they fight the company over its use of labour hire firms. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

BHP will look to lobby the Queensland government on progressive coal royalties to attract more investment, as the mining giant defends its use of labour hire workers following union protests.

Company chair Ken MacKenzie and chief executive Mike Henry addressed stakeholders in Brisbane on Wednesday after climate and union protesters earlier descended on the annual general meeting to decry BHP's use of labour hire and climate action credentials. 

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