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IN <i>News Wrap</i>: Fortescue’s ‘deep regret’ amid new indigenous heritage bungle; Mines minister Bill Johnston makes dash to Kalgoorlie to stamp out gold tax rumours; and Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry says wide range of occupations have ‘severe shortages’.

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Fortescue's ‘deep regret' amid new indigenous heritage bungle Fortescue Metals Group has been forced to apologise to an important traditional owner group in Australia's iron ore heartland after breaking...

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