Hogsback on the teenage rampage

THERE is a teenage rampage taking over the country and coal mines are public enemy number one among the new wave of micro-millennials.

Hogsback reckons disgruntled underemployed mine workers should launch a class action.

10 September 2020
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A group of teenagers have banded together with the help of some of their pushy helicopter parents to file an injunction in the Federal Court against the proposed $607 million extension of Whitehaven

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