New tax plan could hit Australia’s top miners hard
Any overhaul of the tax could spark a fresh war with miners still smarting from their battle against 2010's resource super profits tax.
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Shift miners ill, exhausted and depressed: report
A new study led by Australia’s Griffith University has found shift miners working long hours are more likely to suffer from depression, fatigue and a wide range of illnesses.
Miners display avid interest in NSW uranium opportunities
39 expressions of interest lodged with the government
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