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Safest year yet for Australian coal

FOR the first time ever Australia’s coal sector recorded no fatalities during the 2002-03 reporting year, according to the annual <b>Safety and Health Performance Report</B> issued this week by the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA).

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Safest year yet for Australian coal

Overall there were 12 fatalities in the Australian minerals industry in 2002-03, five more than in 2001-02. One miner died for every 18.9 million hours worked in the industry and one miner died for every...

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