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Wollongong Coal claims it has settled outstanding fees

WOLLONGONG Coal claims it has paid the New South Wales government all the authorisation fees it owes to operate its Russell Vale and Wongawilli underground coal mines.

 Wollongong Coal claims it has paid outstanding fees to NSW government.

Wollongong Coal claims it has paid outstanding fees to NSW government.

Wollongong Coal and Wongawilli Coal are the defendants in proceedings, which started on March 8 by the Department of Planning and Environment.   "The proceedings relate to short delays in paying by...

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