Australian Island State Mining Deaths ‘Entirely Avoidable’ – The Omaha Star

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Australian Island State Mining Deaths ‘Entirely Avoidable’ – The Omaha Star

A coroner has ruled the deaths of two workers at a copper mine on Australian Island state's west coast in 2014 were entirely avoidable and due to poor safety practices.

The post Australian Island State Mining Deaths ‘Entirely Avoidable’ appeared first on Zenger News.

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