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More jobs go at the Super Pit

SUPER Pit owner Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines has cut further jobs at the operation following rock falls in the Fimiston pit in May.

 The wall slip in the Fimiston pit

The wall slip in the Fimiston pit

The company already made 30 roles redundant in June and had been evaluating a new mine plan to mitigate the impact. The rock falls and subsequent safety measures put in place have limited the availability...

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