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Thunderbird sets locals free

THE Thunderbird Construction Work Ready Program is giving hope to a couple of locals who, for the first time in their lives, are daring to dream about the future.

Karma Barndon
Craig Buckle and Paul Ejai training at DWA Industrial.

Craig Buckle and Paul Ejai training at DWA Industrial.

The Sheffield Resources-owned Thunderbird mine sits halfway between the Kimberley towns of Broome and Derby in Western Australia’s far north, and the proposed large-scale, long-life mineral sands operation...

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