ENVIRONMENT

Appin angst

THE mining union is using the anniversary of the 1979 Appin mine disaster to push its case over changes South32 has made to contractor arrangements at the mine.

A wreath being laid at the 40th anniversary of the Appin disaster.

A wreath being laid at the 40th anniversary of the Appin disaster.

Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union mining and energy district vice-president Bob Timbs said South32 should reconsider the changes and offer workers there permanent positions. He said the...

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