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Miners down tools at two BHP collieries

SYDNEY: Coalminers at two BHP mines in New South Wales have walked off the job for seven days in a dispute which is expected to cost the company $6 million in lost production.

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  Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union south-western president Howie Fisher said the stoppage involved about 400 miners from the Tower and Cordeaux mines in the Illawarra region. He said...

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