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Small miners catch a break

EXPLORERS and small mine operators in New South Wales will no longer have to provide annual work health and safety reports to the NSW Resources Regulator, under changes to the state’s work health and safety reporting requirements.

 WHS regulation changes in NSW

WHS regulation changes in NSW

From June, operators of non-coal mines that are worked less than 10,000 hours per year, and exploration sites where the only activity is exploration will be exempt from having to report injuries and illnesses...

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