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During the last mining boom people flew in to Western Australia from all over the country and abroad to earn the ridiculous wages being offered, but poaching workers may not be so easy this time around.

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A school holiday program aims to inspire a new generation of mining experts amid a skills shortage in the industry.

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The stories of the 16 people buried in Ravenswood’s forgotten cemetery have come to life as researchers investigate their identities ahead of the reinterment of their bodies.

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A tiny village in the central-west of New South Wales has become the unlikely site of a David-and-Goliath battle.

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The son of fugitive businessman Clive Mensink tells a Brisbane court he deliberately cut his WhatsApp link to his father, who is “having way too much fun” to return to Australia to face questioning over the Queensland Nickel collapse.

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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says Clive Palmer “will not get any money from us” after he calls on the State and Federal Governments to help reopen the beleaguered Yabulu nickel refinery.

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BHP, Vale and Samarco sign a deal with Brazilian prosecutors to settle a $7 billion lawsuit arising out of a 2015 mining disaster which killed 19 people

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Police in the Papua New Guinea Highlands are investigating an attack on a work camp that is part of the country’s biggest resources project.

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Amita doesn’t know what else she can do to protect her 17-month-old daughter after a study finds she’s just one of hundreds of Mount Isa children under the age of five with concerning lead levels. While the mine continues to reduce its emissions, critics and a senior minister say more needs to be done.

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It’s a case of “crisis, what crisis?” for equity traders, while in the engine room of global trade, the commodity desks, things are getting ugly.

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