i.e. Primary Producers like the fishing industry or the Banks.

Fish is a renewable resource and government may not impose extra taxes but it does try to make rules so that the resource does not get depleted. Whereas there are no rules government can make to renew ships full of Australian soil being sent to China. Similarly the banks don't use up the money they loan though if they do plunge the world into financial crisis they must expect to be taxed for it.

Mining is making super-profits simply because the sale price of Australian soil is so high. Miners did not cause that to occur and were able to function before prices rose so high so there is no conceivable reason why the miners' share prices, executives and stockholders should claim the entire benefit of the high value of Australian soil. No competent asset owner would allow that and I don't see why the perception suddenly flips just because it's a government wanting to behave in a businesslike fashion.