SAFETY

MEU investigating Grosvenor blast

Launches industry-first investigation into the June blast

An image of the Grosvenor mine just after the June 29 fire took hold.

An image of the Grosvenor mine just after the June 29 fire took hold. | Credits: Mining and Energy Union

The Mining and Energy Union has launched an investigation into the June 29 2024 underground explosion at the Grosvenor mine, bringing together union mine safety experts from Australian and the US.  ...

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