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A mining company that yesterday won a court victory over Steve Irwin's widow Terri has accused her of having a secret agenda to expand cattle farming on a Cape York property set aside as a wildlife reserve.
Queensland's Land Court has ruled that Cape Alumina is entitled to access a portion of the 135,000ha Bertiehaugh Station leased by the family of the late crocodile hunter.
Cape Alumina owns a mining lease that covers about 15 per cent of the property. It had sought access to conduct an environmental impact statement for a bauxite mine.
Chief executive Dr Paul Messenger said freedom of information searches showed that Terri Irwin planned to expand cattle farming on the property.
